Process Patient Documents Offline

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Run Document Queue

Document Queue is designed to run continuously, unattended. If Document Queue is turned off, the Start button is enabled and the message, Stopped, appears. If Document Queue is running, the Stop button is enabled, and the message, Running, appears. To turn Document Queue on, you can select Start. Document Queue starts and begins processing documents (after a short delay). Document Queue continues running until it is stopped. Note: You may want to keep the Document Queue running for an extended period of time. If no other instances of the application are running, documents remain in the queue until at least one instance of the document queue is started for the selected database. To turn Document Queue off, you can select Stop. Parent topic: Offline Generation of Patient Documents

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Document Queue Process Options

You can view and change offline document processing settings from the Options window. Change the default setting only if you are advised to do so by NextGen Healthcare Client Support. On the Pending pane taskbar in the EMR Document Queue window, select Opt. The Options window opens. Set up the options you want. Select OK to save the settings. In the Refresh and timing section, enter the number of seconds, or select the up or down arrow to enter the number of seconds for: Pending Refresh. This option describes the frequency with which pending documents are updated in the Pending window (default is 10 seconds). The document queue is stored in the database. Generate Lag. This option describes the time (delay) between the generation of successive documents (default is 2 seconds). This setting is designed to reduce the load of the database server and the machine that the application is running on). Note: NextGen Healthcare strongly recommends that you do not change the original default time

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Document Queue Errors Log

The EMR Docproc Errors log displays all errors that occurred during offline document generation. You may need to save and then clear the EMR Docproc Errors log periodically. To open the EMR Docproc Errors log, on the Pending pane taskbar in the EMR Document Queue window, you can select Log. The EMR Docproc Errors log appears in Microsoft® Notepad, showing all errors since the log was last cleared. The level of detail shown is based on the Error Logging setting in the Options window. Parent topic: Offline Generation of Patient Documents

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Document Queue Access

You can access the Document Queue utility from your C:\NextGen folder. The utility is saved as the EMR Docproc.exe file. To launch the Document Queue utility, you can double-click the EMR Docproc.exe file. Note: You can also access Document Queue directly from a command line. Parent topic: Offline Generation of Patient Documents

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Document Queue Requirements

To use Document Queue, you must have enabled the TX Text Control by run the TX Text document conversion. Note: NextGen Healthcare does not recommend offline document generation through VMware®. Document Queue uses basically the same software as real-time document generation and has similar requirements to NextGen® Enterprise EHR. CPU, memory, operating system: Same requirements as NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Database connectivity: Basically the same requirements as NextGen® Enterprise EHR with the following exception: If the database connection is lost and then restored, Document Queue should begin processing documents again once the connection is restored. This differs from NextGen® Enterprise EHR, which must be shut down and restarted if the connection is lost. Document Queue must run on the windows desktop as a user, the same as NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Document Queue must be shut down and restarted if universal preferences are changed, the same as NextGen® Enterprise EHR. NextGen Heal

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Document Queue Window Components

The EMR Document Queue window includes four panes. The first pane contains these controls: Start. Start Document Queue. Stop. Stop Document Queue. Hide. Hide or show the third and fourth panes. After you select Hide, it changes to Show. The second pane displays: Status of Initial Delay, Running, Stopped, Connected, or No Database Connection. Number of documents that were generated successfully or that failed Refresh / Gen progress bar that indicates the time until the queue is refreshed. The refresh rate is based on the Pending/Refresh setting in the Options window. The third pane displays: Source database Machine. The name and IP address of the workstation that runs Document Queue. Gen Time. The time that the current document has been generating. Avg. The average time it has taken to generate documents since the utility has been running. The fourth pane, Pending, displays documents queued for offline generation and contains a taskbar. Parent topic: Offline Generation of Patient Docume

Process Patient Documents Offline

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Run Document Queue

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Process Patient Documents Offline

Run Document Queue

Document Queue Process Options

Document Queue Errors Log

Document Queue Access

Document Queue Requirements

Document Queue Window Components