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May 29

2010

Healthcare Technical Services Projects for May 28

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Completed Interface Unit Testing and documentation for ancillary system Pyxis
Performed Interface Unit Testing between Epic and ancillary system RapidLink
Performed Interface Unit Testing between Epic and ancillary system RALS
Started development of ADT interface in JCAPS 5.1.3 for ancillary system MedQuist
Performed analysis on sample ORU message associated with new interface from ancillary system Witt
Developed Lab Results interface from ancillary system RapidLink to Epic in JCAPS 5.1.3
Renamed projects and all components in JCAPS 5.1.3 for ancillary system Clinical Work Station
Contacting system administrators of external system to provide connectivity
Resolving eGate and JCAPS alerts and fixing the runtime errors.
Data files transfers to partner clinics.
Attending conference calls for Epic Change Control and other issues.
Interface design & development for CAMS project in JCAPS.
Worked with client refining their list of options for implementing an EMPI with Sunrise Radiology eliminating 50% or original options.
Working with client to establish a cost matrix incorporating the pros and cons so that they may be weighed against one another.
Supported production system while client’s analyst was attending classes.
Supported failover test with production system.
Monitored test system to assure clean-up activities were appropriate (disk space usage down from 98% to stable 56%).
Reviewed production system for clean-up activities.
Attended virtual meeting for switching client facility from McKesson Star to GECE.
Continued specification review of ILH conversion documenting estimated work and timelines.
Unit testing for 14 interfaces (ADT/Transcription/Lab/Rad)
Worked with users on end to end testing for 14 interfaces (ADT/Transcription/Lab/Rad)
Assisted in validation of integrated test scripts.
Transolutions – On Monday 5/24, supported integrated testing of e*Gate ORU reports interface from Transolutions to Meditech. Ensured that all e*Gate components were up and running and that the ADT messages generated were processed into the Transolutions test system prior to the testing conference call.
Transolutions – On Tuesday 5/25, completed the ADT backload processing.
Transolutions – On Tuesday 5/25, completed production implementation of Meditech to Transolutions ADT interface after completing the ADT backload.
Transolutions – On Friday 5/28, completed production implementation of Transolutions to Meditech Reports interface in order to be ready for the first production report send scheduled for Tuesday morning 6/1.
Heartland Cardiology Reports – Attended kick-off meeting for this project on Wednesday 5/26. Subsequently completed 50% of a detailed review of the MedInformatix Inbound Lab Results interface specification document based on the plan is to start with the a Meditech to MedInformatix Lab Results interface.
State of Illinois Lead Reporting – Completed changes and testing to the “DLVR” e*Gate collaboration rule script to implement “bmail” alerts. The “bmail” alerts will be sent whenever the underlying MOVEit DOS script returns an error (moveitProcessReturnCode > 0). Implementing “bmail” calls from the e*Gate collaboration rule script required the development of a DOS script wrapper for the “bmail” calls. By using a DOS script we avoid “blocking” calls which would in turn cause the e*Gate collaboration to hang (which would require the process to be killed).
State of Illinois Lead Reporting – Responded to inquiry regarding Medicaid Number and Patient Phone Number data items with an explanation for absence of these 2 data items on some of the ORU messages. In some cases, these data items are simply not available from Meditech for given patients. Received response indicating the issue was closed and that no changes were necessary to the e*Gate code for this interface.
Transolutions – Worked to address issues with the Meditech fix for the inbound HL7 reports interface. Client worked with Meditech to fix the issue which was causing report text to be ignored (not viewable in Meditech PCI display of reports). Subsequently completed testing of two reports with maximum line length of 91 characters. Worked with client/vendor to verify that the report displays in Meditech were as they should be with the expanded maximum line length change in place.