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* [[Manitoba Health Crosschecking Sending Data]] | * [[Manitoba Health Crosschecking Sending Data]] | ||
* [[Manitoba Health Crosschecking Reconciling Returned Data]] | * [[Manitoba Health Crosschecking Reconciling Returned Data]] | ||
== Starting the program == | |||
The Manitoba Health Tool.mdb needs to connect to [[centralized_data.mdb]] and [[PHI.mdb]] in C:\Centralized_CCMDB as would be put in place by the [[push pull]]. So: | |||
# run [[pull]] | |||
# open M:\MB_Health_Records_Cleaning\MB Health Tool.mdb | |||
# click the re-connect button | |||
# do your work, e.g. [[Manitoba Health Crosschecking Sending Data | sending request data to MB Health]] or [[ Manitoba Health Crosschecking Reconciling Returned Data | reconciling returned data]] | |||
# close the program | |||
# run [[push]] | |||
== Master File Location == | == Master File Location == | ||
Revision as of 15:46, 2014 August 25
The Manitoba Health Tool.mdb facilitates Crosschecking data with Manitoba Health process, specifically:
Starting the program
The Manitoba Health Tool.mdb needs to connect to centralized_data.mdb and PHI.mdb in C:\Centralized_CCMDB as would be put in place by the push pull. So:
- run pull
- open M:\MB_Health_Records_Cleaning\MB Health Tool.mdb
- click the re-connect button
- do your work, e.g. sending request data to MB Health or reconciling returned data
- close the program
- run push
Master File Location
M:\MB_Health_Records_Cleaning\MB Health Tool.mdb
Backup Process
Template:Discussion We will need one. It might be easiest to make a batch file to open the .mdb, and to have the batch file do a dated backup. No extra steps that way, and because this is rarely used the backups would be good to only happen when there are changes. Although, ideally, they should happen AFTER use, not before... need to come up with something, open to suggestions. Ttenbergen 16:16, 2014 August 25 (CDT)
Legacy
Replaces Manitoba Health "Conditioner"