oemr501c3/openemr — comment on commit 347466177bf96422154fe0971efdadc361dd87ec
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By tmccormi:

grep -r parse_era.inc *

interface/billing/edit_payment.php:require_once("$srcdir/parse_era.inc.php");
interface/billing/sl_eob_process.php:require_once("$srcdir/parse_era.inc.php");
interface/billing/sl_eob_search.php:require_once("$srcdir/parse_era.inc.php");
interface/billing/new_payment.php:require_once("$srcdir/parse_era.inc.php");
interface/billing/era_payments.php:require_once("$srcdir/parse_era.inc.php");

Tony McCormick
CTO Medical Information Integration, LLC
www.mi-squared.com
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On Tue, Oct 25, 2011 at 1:32 AM, Art Eaton <
reply@reply.github.com>wrote:

> Doing my 835 homework.
>
> Looks like we actually use very little of the total potential data out of a
> remittance file. Not surprising, 'cause most of it is useless pointless
> crud. Nonetheless, it looks like you can get some new nifty data out of an
> ERA...IF it is sent with your file, such as policy expiration date and other
> nifty potential useful stuff. In any case, more than likely, very little
> needs done to the parse_era.inc file. Mostly, we may need more "ignore"
> code to make sure the parsing does not stumble over then few new sections.
> Most of the changes seem to be increasing the character limits of the
> element values.
>
> I took the side-by-side comparison guide, turned it into a spreadsheet, and
> then busted it into individual sheets for easier perusal. I have attached
> the spreadsheet here.
> http://www.oemr.org/phpBB3/posting.php?mode=reply&f=10&t=49
>
> Can anyone give me a good handle on what all files include parse_era.inc?
> I'm going looking, but there are not a lot of hints anywhere...
>
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