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Converting Reports from NPR to SQL 2015 MUSE International Session #703 Date/Time: Tuesday, May 23 rd , 9:30am Presenter: Glen R. D’Abate

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Converting Reports from NPR to SQL

2015 MUSE International

Session #703

Date/Time: Tuesday, May 23rd, 9:30am

Presenter: Glen R. D’Abate

Introductions

• Instructor

• Workshop Participants

• Interactive Format

Workshop Objectives

To review, compare and contrast the

design, development, deployment,

security and validation processes

encountered when reconstructing NPR

reports in a Data Repository (DR), SQL

Server environment. This evaluation is

often necessary when converting from

MAGIC or Client Server to a MEDITECH

6.X environment

Workshop Agenda

• Pros and cons of DR/SQL report solutions versus NPR RW or Report Designer (RD) based solution

• IDE (Interactive Development Environment) comparison between NPR and DR/SQL

• How are report writers trained and who can be a report author

• How reports are organized, accessed, secured and audited

• Scheduling reports to execute automatically

• Examples of NPR to DR report conversions

• Open discussion

Pros and cons of DR/SQL report solutions versus NPR RW or Report Designer (RD) based solution

Data Repository – Report Development • Uses industry standard Structured Query Language (SQL) for report business logic

development

• Can use industry standard report presentation development environments (SQL Server Reporting Services SSRS, Microsoft Access, Query from Excel, Crystal Reports, Cognos, etc.)

• Runs in a “report processing” environment, not “transaction processing” environment (i.e., report execution will not impact application users)

• Retains data after it is purged from live environment

• Optimized for reports that run over large datasets (e.g., data analytics, retrospective reporting, studies, predictive analysis)

• Environment can be optimized with addition of indexes

• Easily integrated with other data from open systems

PROs

CONs

• Data is not from source of truth (this lies in application database)

• New environment and language to learn

NPR RW / Report Designer - Development

• Large investment in NPR report development

• Investment in NPR training over many years

• Large knowledge base and set of code samples available on line

• Easy to attach to user Menus and control user access to reports

• Report Designer may not require programming knowledge

• Runs directly against source of truth (application databases)

PROs

CONs

• Proprietary language – developer must be specifically trained

• Slow processing….especially when across applications and computational analytics

• Shared environment and interferes with day-to-day users trying to get there work completed

• RD, requires code logic only through the Creation of Rules (i.e., no direct access to source code and limitations to developing complex logic)

• Limited output formatting options and inability to use industry standard reporting tools

• In 6.0 and 6.1 NPR RW limited access to NPR DPMs.

• RD slow to retrieve M-AT data, slower to retrieve NPR data

Application Database Technology

Reporttool

Application Access

DR Access to all application in all technologies. livedb, livendb, livefdb.

NPR Limited to NPR application regardless of technology. Inefficient across moduless

RD Available in 6.Xonly. Efficient for M-AT structures, Inefficient for NPR structures

NPR RW Development Environment

CS Example Menu

NPR RW Interactive Development Environment (IDE)

DR Developer Environment

Microsoft Visual Studio, a.k.a. Data Tool (2012) and Business Intelligence Development Studio (BIDS) in 2008

Same development environment as VBasic, VC#, VC++, etc.)

NPR / Macro Code Example

Macro code can reference NPR object codes or be written at the compiled programming level

Brining data together across applications database requires fragments, prefix management, etc.

DR / SQL Code Example

DR report data extract logic is developed using ANSI standard SQL extended by Microsoft to Transact-SQL

DR code is typically packaged and saved in SQL Stored Procedure objects

NPR C/S – Data Intense Report

Non-indexed Example: Find charges by insurances with a specified Service Date range, not Batch Date

Complex Example: Meaningful Use VTE-3 (Venus Thromboembolism - Patients with Anticoagulation Overlap Therapy

Computational Example: Find average charges by DRG and Provider over past 3 years

SQL Server – Data Intense Reporting

• DR environment dedicated and optimized for report generation, not transaction processing

• When real-time information is not require, datamart extractions can be further report optimization and performance

• Data indexes can be added to produce data “seeks” not “scans”

• “Data types” are stored and processed much more efficiently than data “strings”

• SQL Analysis Services pre-compiles data into a multi-dimensional database for optimal data aggregate reports (i.e., slicing and dicing across dimensions and viewing aggregate measures like totals, counts, averages, max, min, etc.)

NPR Report Output

Tabular output, limited layout and formatting options

RD Has Some Additional FormattingMnemonic Name Description Choices

BarcodeHeightInches Barcode Height (Inches)

Allows the height of the barcode to be defined. The BarcodeType attribute must be defined prior to BarcodeHeight.

Positive Decimal (2 Decimal places max)

BarcodeOrientation Barcode Orientation

Allows the orientation of the barcode to be defined. The BarcodeType attribute must be defined prior to BarcodeOrientation. Horizontal, Vertical

BarcodeType Barcode Type Allows the barcode type to be defined. 39, 128A, 128B, 128C

BarcodeWidthInInches Barcode Width (Inches)

Allows the width of the barcode to be defined. The BarcodeType attribute must be defined prior to BarcodeHeight.

Positive Decimal (2 Decimal places max)

BgColor Font Background Color Defined the Background Color for a Field.

Black, Blue,Dark, Gray, Green, Light Gray, Red, White, Yellow

Bold Font Bold Determines if a Field should print Bold. Yes/No

FgColor Font Foreground Color Defines the Foreground Color for a Field.

Black, Blue,Dark, Gray, Green, Light Gray, Red, White, Yellow

FontSize Font Size

Defines the size of the field as it will appear on a report's output. Overrides the size of the field from the font size set for the whole report on the General Page. Numbers 0 thru 9

FontStyle Font Style

Defines the Font Style for a Field. Overrides the style of the field from the font type set for the whole report on the General Page.

Fixed, VariableSerif, VariableSansSerif

ImageHeightInInches Image Height (Inches)

Defines the Height in inches for an image. ImageWidth is required before ImageHeight can be defined. Only valid for certain data types.

Positive Decimal (2 Decimal places max)

RD can embed images and barcodes but data presentation is still highly restricted

SQL/DR Report Output / Formatting

DR / SQL Charts, Maps, Graphs & more

Registrations by County

Small sample of data presentation options available directly from VS

Lots of 3rd party add-ins (e.g., Dundas controls)

IDE (Interactive Development Environment) comparison between NPR and DR/SQL

Report Writer Development Features

Basically, any report writer tool will have a similar set of base functionality that is used in the:• identification and selection of data

• filtering of records

• paging & grouping of data

• sorting of information

• field formatting and layout

• presentation design

• linking to additional report detail

• passing of parameters

IDE Applications (NPR / DR)NPR RW Application is launched from MEDITECH Menu

NPR RW performs both data extraction and data presentation functions

DR reporting Typically separates data extraction and data presentation functions, though not required

Typically SQL Stored Procedures perform data extraction into datasets

Visual Studio Data Tools (formerly BIDs) performs formatting, layout, etc.

NPR General Tab

Source location of data

Title

Index

Page Formatting

Header & Trailer Details

Report documentations

DR / SQL Equivalent (SSMS)

Source location of data

Source indexes to improve query efficiency

SQL / DR Equivalent (SSRS)

Title

Page Formatting

Header & Trailer Details

NPR RW Sorts / Selects

Field Sorting

Field Selection

Parameter Selection

Reset Numbering

DR / SQL Equivalent (SSRS)

Parameter

Parameter Selection

Field Selection

DR / SQL Equivalent (SSRS)

Field Sorting

Reset Numbering

DR / SQL Equivalent (SSRS)

Reset Numbering

NPR RW Picture

Report Sections

Report Layout

Shorthand

Field Headers

DR / SQL Equivalent (SSRS)

Column Layout

Report Sections

Field Headers

No need to use shorthand names in layout

NPR RW Development Environment

Call to Macro, perhaps to Frag to another segment

Additional MAGIC Code referenced

DR / SQL Equivalent (SSRS)

Call to embedded subreport

Can pass parameters to subreport similar to \FRAG.R.VAL[#]

Give me a Break!

How are report writers trained and who can be a report author

NPR RW Training

• Basic and advanced training available from MEDITECH and other ancillary vendors

• Requires technical capability (read programming skills) to write sophisticated reports

• Extremely capable report writing environment with 30+ years of development and hundreds of trained developers

• Good resources available on-line at MEDITECH and from 3rd parties

• Dying technology with conversions to 6.X

MEDITEH web site with a vast amount of NPR RW content

On line webinar classes available from MEDITCH

Report Designer Training

RD also is beginning to se a growth in content, but does not rival NPR

Four day class from MEDITECH goes through all of the features of RD

Nine pages of configuration options versus three for NPR

No Programming Required (the real NPR?) . What does that mean for report development?

DR Transact-SQL Training Options

SSRS Report Development Tool Set

SSAS is easiest to use. Drag &

Drop, Slice & Dice. Only provides

numeric analysis. Difficult to

develop & modify data.

Functionality similar to ESS.

Report Projects require programmer-level technical

skill set to develop reports. Uses Visual Studio

programmer environment for report development.

Most flexibility in report design and can link to

complex T-SQL statements for reports requiring data

manipulation and analysis.

Too Hot!

Too Cold!

Just Right!Report Builder allows non-technical users to build

and format custom ad-hoc reports. Report

developers need not understand data relationships.

Requires IT to build Report Models which limit

available data columns. Complex data analysis /

manipulation is not possible.

How reports are organized, accessed, secured and audited

NPR Reports are Accessed via Menu Entries

Client Server Menu options for Inpatient Reports

SSRS Report Manger – DR/SQL Reports

Report Manger is Web “Front End” component of SSRS, which is part of SQL Server database on which DR resides

SQL Server offers an alternative to Report Manager by deploying reports to Microsoft SharePoint Server

SQL / DR Reports in a Web Application

SQL / DR reports can be easily organized, accessed and launched from any web-based application

Adding an NPR Report via MIS Menu

Identify a Menu

Menus can have additional menus added or can directly access a NPR RW report

Adding DR/SQL Reports to Menus

Microsoft Visual Studio (BIDS 2008 or Data Tools 2012)

SQL Server Report Projects are linked to a web server URL address

Reports can be entered at the parent level or within a folders hierarchy

Adding a DR/SQL Report to an NPR Menu

•%Z.link.to.shell() MAGIC•@Shell.execute() CS•@Call.windows() 6.X

Client PC must have a browser installed and access to web server containing DR/SQL reports

Secure Access to NPR Reports

User Security Groups

Assigning Users to Profiles

Security can easily be replicated by assigning Users to a pre-defined Profile

Active Directory Security for SQL/DR

Users and Groups can be assigned at the report level or inherited from the folder level

Security at the Database Level

Groups and Users can be assigned have access limited at the Table Level, Column Level and even at the Data Level

Through use of Views and access to SQL objects, users can have data limited access:

• to non-confidential patients• exclude certain lab results• specific MEDITECH modules or

dictionaries

NPR Menu Based Access and Auditing

User Activity can be audited based on who ran what Menu item and what patient account may have been accessed and viewed

User Activity can only be maintained in the application database for a short period of time

NPR Database Access Auditing

When an NPR Report Writer accesses PHI data directly (using Macro logic or dropping into programming mode), it may be difficult or impossible to identify who accessed what PHI data

While developing and testing an NPR report, access to PHI data is not logged

Tracking Access to PHI Data in DR/SQL

• Tracks who ran a SSRS report• When it was run• What parameters were passed• Location of report

Tracking Access to PHI DR/SQL Database

• SQL Standard Edition – build Trace manually

• SQL Enterprise Edition – use Security Audit feature

• Third party application option

Scheduling reports to execute automatically

NPR Report Schedule (C/S)

Launch Report Scheduler

Part of MIS

Schedule Mnemonic

Create a new schedule or select an existing

Start / Stop / Period

When Report is Run

Frequency

Times of Day to Run

Print / Download / Mail / Archive

What to do with Report

Select Printer, email address, etc.

Monitor Report Scheduler

List of Active and Inactive report schedules

Summary

SQL Job Scheduler

SQL Agent Job Scheduler is used for database query execution

Can be used for:• Compiling data to a datamart• Exporting “raw” data to a file share• Initiating a SSIS Package to FTP, Send

XML, Launch a process, and an almost unlimited number of other database related actions

SQL Job Creation

SQL Agent Jobs can be comprised of may components

Downtime MAR Example:• Runs a SP• Saves results to a file• Converts to .pdf• Distributes to Nursing Units• Removes old version• Alerts Operator on any

failureExtremely flexible scheduler

SSRS Report Subscriptions

Create a Report Subscription

Report Subscription Options

To E-Mail or File Share

Report delivery and configuration options

Enterprise edition has option for data drive report subscriptions

Report Subscription Scheduler

Extremely flexible scheduler

Can pass parameters in scheduler

Two examples of NPR to DR report conversions

Example #1

Develop a report that allows the user to select a Facility then displays all current inpatients in the Facility. Group patients by Service then by Location and sort the patients by Room and Bed within each location. Output Service, Location, Name, Acct #, DOB, Room and Bed

NPR Process Report Screen

Enter / Edit Report Screens for Census Rpt

Executing the NPR Census Report

Preview NPR Census Output

NPR Report Results

DR / SQL Stored Procedure

DR / SQL in Visual Studio Data Tool

DR / SQL Census By Facility Report

Example #2

Develop a report that identifies patients who have had a Glucose Test within a given date range for a specified Facility. Group the results by Attending Provider and list basic patient demographics and the laboratory test results including status, abnormal flags and normal ranges

Glucose Lab Results NPR Report

Enter / Edit Report Screens for Census Rpt

Select a Facility

Select a Date Range for Test Results

NPR Glucose Test Results By Provider

DR / SQL Stored Procedure

Report Wizard Rapidly Develops Prototype

DR / SQL Glucose Test By Provider

Discussion, Q&ACome see our other MUSE sessions or visit us at

Booth #516!

• Tuesday 5/26 9:30-12:00

701 - Soup to Nuts – Data Repository 101

703 - Converting reports from NPR to SQL

• Tuesday 5/26 1:00-3:30

801 - Soup to Nuts – Data Repository 102

803 - Alphabet Soup of Clinical Quality Reporting

• Wednesday 5/27 10:30

1095 - Using Meditech Data to Drive Clinical Decision Support

• Thursday 5/28 9:15

1094 - Meaningful Use Audit, Is Your Organization Ready?

1133 – Click Here to Upgrade your DR to 6.1