Workflow or API calls:
Reminder: If this is referring to a client domain or EHR activity—not the public sandbox—do not include API request data or live patient data.
Background Information:
Are you an OPN Member? Yes
Have you signed up to be in the Healthcare Developer Track? Yes
Are you a registered Code Program member? Yes
Does your App have a presence on the Oracle Healthcare App Marketplace? Yes
Are you developing on behalf of an Oracle Health client?
If so, which client: CHS, IRMC, Goodall-Wicher
Application ID: 2f5b7f0a-04bd-47b1-9718-8ff5378017ba
Questions:
I have been looking for an answer to these questions on this forum request. Can you tell me how we might help our clients change the service type configuration from order to resource based visit type?
https://forums.oracle.com/ords/apexds/post/slot-api-not-returning-results-9674
1. can our client change order-based visit types to resource-based visit types?
2. If so, I found this online. Is this what I should share with our client?
In Cerner Code Builder, you can determine whether a service type is configured as a resource or an order service type by checking the Service Type (SrvTyp) configuration in the Discern Configuration Tool (DCT) or Reference View (RM Viewer).
Here’s how you can find this information:
Option 1: Using Reference View (RM Viewer)
- Open Reference View (RM Viewer) in Cerner Millennium.
- Navigate to Service Type (SrvTyp) Table.
- Locate the Service Type in question.
- Look for the Resource Indicator or Orderable Indicator:
- If it is flagged as a Resource, it is used for scheduling or tracking resources (e.g., rooms, equipment).
- If it is flagged as an Orderable Service Type, it is used in order entry workflows.
Option 2: Using Discern Configuration Tool (DCT)
- Open Discern Configuration Tool (DCT).
- Search for the Service Type (SrvTyp) dictionary.
- Look at the classification attributes for the service type:
- Orderable Indicator: If set, it means the service type is an orderable service.
- Resource Indicator: If set, it means the service type is a resource.
3. Lastly, is there a sandbox code builder that we can gain access to?