I want to show entries from the MAR. One of the most important ones is a discontinued medication. I am using STU 3. I don't see anywhere that has the DC or discontinued code.
Any help is much appreciated, Thanks!
http://hl7.org/fhir/2016Sep/medicationadministration.html
I'm not quite sure about what you'd like to achieve. So i assume you are searching for medicationadministrations which weren't completed regulary?
You could search for all medicationadministrations with the status stopped in that case. If you are searching for completed medicationadministrations the code would be completed.
lloyd9h - from the FHIR community answered it like this:
MedicationAdministration allows you to say what was given (or not). If you want to indicate that an overall medication has been stopped, you'll need to use MedicationOrder/MedicationRequest.
Thanks!
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I would like to gather some statistics about the usage of several cubes with Hyperion ESSBASE.
I've found that from the official documentation but doesn't seem what I need.
What I would like to achieve is to know how many times a dimension has been queried, in which cube, which dimensions are often used together and so on.
Is there any tool or maxl instruction for that pourpose?
i dont know such a tool. There is an option called query tracking which is used internal by essbase for aggregation but i dont know a way do display this information.
Sorry but i am afraid there is no solution for your problem.
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Kevin
I want to figure out a way who have talked {view, like and comments) about a specific post on our Facebook's fan page. we want to examine the influence of the daily activities of fans on the timing and amount of a specific post. Influencers and the occurrence time of every "like" or "comment" should be collected. Is there any tool for modeling and clustering of post's data?
Thanks in advance.
This is definitely possible. I know this is not the forum to advertise a specific product, but I literally wrote this exact thing over the last couple months for our company. Check it out http://napkinlabs.com/apps/ it is called SuperFans.
i need a geolocation service and i wanted to try some of them before buying anything for my client.
i tried api.ipinfodb.com and is pretty good...
then i recently tried Quova APi, that as far as i remeber Quova was considered good...
well...i tried it and the result is really sloppy... the zipcode with ipinfodb.com was perfect, whereas Quova was quite distant...
also the XML of the first was good formatted, whereas Quova gives you all lowercase name..why? shouldn be the city name cpaitalize ? i know i can do it with php but with name syou have to be careful...sound sjust sloppy to me...
I wonder if the paid Quova service is the same..
I'm actually the product manager for Quova, so I hope I can help. Sorry you're having problems with the API.
To answer your first question about the zip code, no vendor can be right 100% of the time, and there will always be individual cases where we are wrong and someone else is right, or we are right and someone else is wrong. We do provide confidence factors to help you decide how confident we are in the assignments we make, which helps customers make better decisions about the data. Our customers stay with us because they know that the overall quality of our data outperforms the other vendors they've tried. If you respond with the actual IP addresses and ZIP codes that you think are wrong, I can have them investigated.
With regard to our data being all lowercase, we made that decision a long time ago to make the data predictable and to make comparisions with our data easier. I know there are use cases where having the correct capitalization of place names would be valuable, and lowercasing strings is easy enough if you have to do that, so we're considering how to provide capitalized names without impacting current customers who might be relying on the data in its current format. One thing you can do in the meantime is use the Lat/Long to lookup the place name with a service like geonames.org.
To answer your last question, yes, the data is also lowercase in the commercial service.
Say we have the following case:
Jen Ninja (a Developer with an
awesome last name) likes to look at
the following list view filter:
All open cases assigned to Jen Ninja with the status of Active
Jen Ninja gets assigned a bunch of
cases (some of them bugs, some of
them features).
Jen looks at her filtered list and
see them. No problem.
Jen Ninja bangs out all of her cases
and they then get assigned to
various QA people.
Two days before release, Jen's boss
asks here "What were all of things
you worked on?"
Jen has a decent memory, but would
feel more comfortable seeing what
Fogbugz says she worked on.
How does Jen change her filter so she can answer this question with confidence?
This is surprisingly difficult. Searching by name doesn't work as the "Assigned To" and "Resolved By", etc. items are not searched even though they are shown when you bring a case up on screen. Typically, I (as a developer) am listed as the "Resolver" on each FogBugz case so the closest I've come is to run a search on all cases (Open and Closed) where I am listed as the person who resolved it. In a separate search, I look for all Closed cases where I closed it (you cannot do both Resolved and Closed or you'll only gets those where I both Resolved and Closed it).
The only way I see to make this easy in FogBugz is for Jen to "Subscribe" to every case she works on. If she does this, then it is very easy to generate the list: just show all cases to which she is subscribed.
Joel sometimes frequents these parts so perhaps you'll get him to comment.
You can use the custom search syntax to create a custom filter
editedby:me OR assignedto:me
I combined this with Active status to find any active cases I previously edited or has been assigned to me.
See FogBugz Help
You might get what you're looking for by selecting Filter->Special->Viewed By->Me and combining it with Assigned To->Me and making sure that the cases are set to ALL.
I remember reading a how-to book several years ago, about Use Cases. (This was probably before user stories supplanted this part of the terminology.)
The task at hand was something like adding new customers.
There was roughly a 1-page offset section that described a couple developers who said something like "We don't need no stinking Use Cases. We do this all the time. Won't take more than a couple hours."
Next day they came back with your classic CRUD-type table maintenance screen - and were consequently chewed up in comparison to the UI developed from a good Use Case.
Anybody recogize this? It made a big impression at the time, and it's still a good cautionary tale. I'd like to find it again.
I am not certain, but it sounds vaguely like something from The Inmates Are Running the Asylum by Alan Cooper.