Apollo ACC PCI Registry Export Basics

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Training
Apollo ACC PCI Registry Export Basics
Barbara O’Brien
Product Education Trainer
User Group Conference at the Annual ACC‐NCDR March 26, 2014
Registry Export Assistance
Clinical Content
• Contact the Registry
Software Questions
• LUMEDX Support
1.800.966.0669 ext. 3
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Technical Support Information
• Telephone
800‐966‐0669 option 3
Monday‐Friday, 4:00 am‐5:00 pm Pacific time
Off‐hours support available for critical priority 1 issues
• Email to [email protected]
Recommended for non‐critical issues and sending images
• Live Chat at www.lumedx.com
Monitored Monday‐Friday, 7:00 am‐4:00 pm Pacific time
• Self Service Portal
Must be set up in advance by your client manager
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E‐Learning on www.lumedx.com
• Includes detailed ACC training
• Register on lumedx.com and enter code Elng2013 – wait 24 hours for activation, then check Support tab
• Provides lessons, video demos, “Try It” data entry simulations, Quick Guides, and a quiz
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Training Agenda
PowerPoint Overview of PCI Registry Export Harvest Process
Data Submission Tips
Demo Export Process
Apollo
Customization Tips
Resources For Registry Users
• Registry Group Meetings
– ACC ‐ 1st Tues of Each Month
– STS – 3rd Tues of Each Month
Contact your Client Manager to sign up
• Documentation
• Training
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Helpful Documents
Registry Export User’s Guide
Registry‐Specific Guides
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Registry User’s Guides
• Each registry has a User’s Guide
– Contains application‐
specific information
– Updated with each registry upgrade
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Data Export Q&A
Q. What do I use to export my records?
A. The Registry Export utility
– Used for all registries
– Creates a file (ACC uses a .zip file)
– File is uploaded to the registry
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Registry Export Utility
The Registry Export Utility icon is on your desktop
 Install on workstations that will be used to run and submit the harvest
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Registry Harvest Export Checklist
• Open Apollo
Step 1 • Check & clean up records
• Run the Export Utility to Step 2 produce a file
Step 3
• Upload the file
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Step 1: Registry Validation Report
• Run the Invalid/Illegal
Registry Validation report for all records in the harvest date range, then….
• Run it for All records in that range
WHY DO THIS? (see next slide >>>)
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Clean up your Data!
• Certain fields must be completed in each record in the harvest range
• Even one missing mandatory field stops the .zip file from being created
So make sure you review data in Apollo before running the export!
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Step 2: Run the Export Utility
1. Configure the Export Engine (First Time Only)
– Create new export (File > New) (if not in list) – Configure engine (Edit > Configuration) • Write down output file path
2. Run the export
– Start icon or File > Start
3. Validate your results
– Use the Qualification report
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Encryption Key Q&A
Q: What’s the Encryption Key ?
A: The number that goes in the Participant Password field after clicking the NCDR Maintenance button in the Export Utility. It is NOT your NCDR website password.
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Q: Where can I find it?
A: On the ACC Administration tab
Encryption Key in Export Utility
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Step 3: Upload the file
• Submit the .zip file on the NCDR (ACC registry) website at www.ncdr.com
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Upload the file (continued)
• Log in with user name/password
• Select the CathPCI Registry
• On the Data tab select the
Upload Data option
• Browse to the zip file
• Click Attach file
• Click Submit
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Submission Schedule Q&A
Q: Does ACC provide a harvest schedule?
A: Yes, on the NCDR website. After logging in, click Call for Data Schedule on the Data tab. Link: https://www.ncdr.com/WebNCDR/CathPCI/Home/Announcements
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Data Quality Report (DQR)
• Covers the process for submitting data files to the National Cardiovascular Data Registry (NCDR)
• Participants use data collection tool to create submission file uploaded to NCDR website
• After uploading, data checked for errors and completeness • Passing the DQR ensures “well‐formed data and a statistically significant submission.” Data is then used to create an Institutional Outcomes Report 20
Source: ACC DQR Companion, NCDR® website
Outcomes Report
• Provides detailed analysis of a hospital's individual performance in relation to entire registry population
• Provides insight into care variations and quality improvement opportunities
• With institutional reports you can compare your practice patterns to NCDR averages • NCDR averages represent peer groups and U.S. participants who submit data and pass our inclusion threshold 21
DQR (v4) Companion Guide
• Walks you through the DQR process with detailed instructions
• Helps avoid uncorrected errors that prevent your data from appearing in an Outcomes Report
• Download this guide from the Resources tab on the NCDR site.
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V4 DQR Companion Guide
Interpreting your DQR Results
Green light • Finished • Quarterly data submission process is complete • May receive this even with missing elements, but submission meets data quality standards
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Yellow light
Red light
• Completeness Assessment Errors
• Elements need to be completed/ coded in order to pass
• Must pass Data Assessment before reaching this
• Data Assessment Errors
• Data contains validation errors
• Fix errors and resubmit
DQR Q&A
• Q: Where do I find my DQR?
• A: On www.ncdr.com. Sign in on the NCDR website, open the CathPCI Registry, open Reports, and select DQR (v4.0)
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FAQ Q&A
Q: Does ACC have FAQ’s on their website?
A: Yes. After logging in, select FAQ (v4) on the Resources tab to view the FAQs.
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ACC Contact Q&A
Q: Who is my primary contact at the ACC?
A: Email [email protected]
or call (800) 257‐
4737 and request the name of the ACC contact for your hospital.
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ACC Contact Q&A (continued)
Q. How do we join ACC?
A: Select a registry, then select the Request Information or Enroll link for that registry. You can then fill out a form and obtain an enrollment packet. 27
Questions?
Thanks for listening!
Now let’s do the demo…
ACC Resources and Downloads Quick Guide
Who to Contact
Registry
ACC FAQs
Content
Contact the registry with content questions. Examples of
content questions are:
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Link
After logging in, select the registry. Scroll
over the Resources tab and click FAQ. You
can then use the search criteria to find the
answer to your question.
Why is the HIC number requested?
Why are certain medications collected?
Software
Contact LUMEDX Technical Support with software questions,
such as:
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Why can’t I see a particular view?
Why doesn’t my software install correctly?
ACC Registry Resources
Registry
ACC (NCDR)
Harvest
Schedule
Registry
Contacts
Link
If you have a software problem that you cannot resolve,
contact LUMEDX Technical Support. Technical Support can
be reached in multiple ways:
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http://www.ncdr.com/
The harvest schedule is found on the NCDR
website. After logging in, select the registry.
Scroll over the Data tab at the top and click
Call for Data Schedule.
Visit the Learn More or Enroll page to
request an informational packet or to
download enrollment materials.
To find the name of your ACC contact, send
an email to [email protected] or call (800) 2574737 and request the name of the ACC
contact for your hospital.
DQR
Companion
LUMEDX Technical Support
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•
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Provides a detailed explanation of the Data
Quality Report DQR process.
After logging in on the NCDR website, select
the registry. Scroll over the Resources tab
and click Documents, and then download
the DQR Companion Guide PDF file from the
list.
Telephone: 800-966-0669 option 3. Telephone
support is available Monday through Friday from
4:00 am to 5:00 pm Pacific time for all types of
issues. Off-hours calls are forwarded to a contracted
call center. A Technical Support agent on call will
address critical priority 1 issues.
Email: [email protected]. Email is monitored
Monday through Friday from 6:00 am to 5:00 pm
Pacific time and is recommended for non-critical
issues. Email is the best way to communicate with
Tech Support when sending screenshots or other
types of files. An email received off-hours will be
handled the next business day.
Live chat: www.lumedx.com. Live chat is monitored
Monday through Friday from 7:00am to 4:00pm
Pacific time.
Self-service portal: Your client manager can
establish the self-service portal capability for you.
The self service portal is monitored Monday through
Friday from 6:00 am to 5:00 pm Pacific time. This
portal allows you to create your own support case
with all of the pertinent information that an agent
will need to help with your situation. Self-service
portal cases received off-hours will be handled the
next business day.
When contacting Technical Support, have the following
information available for a call or live chat, or include it in
your email or self-service portal case:
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Product name
Version of the product
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Nature of the problem
Back-end database you are using (for example, SQL
Server 2005)
Version of your operating system
Version of Microsoft Office, if applicable
Having this information readily available will help LUMEDX
quickly respond to your situation.
LUMEDX ACC User Group Meetings
LUMEDX holds group meetings for ACC on the first Tuesday of
each month.
These meetings are held via webinar. Contact your Client
Manager to sign up for our notification mailing list.
LUMEDX Forum
The LUMEDX product forum is accessible through the
LUMEDX website. After logging on, you will have access to a
message board where you can post messages or view
messages posted by other LUMEDX customers. You can also
access recordings from User Group calls, tips and tricks, and
other resources to help you use LUMEDX products. Contact
your LUMEDX Client Manager for more information.
Example of Registry-Specific Guide
ACC Downloads
The ACC routinely updates device and medication
information on the NCDR site at www.ncdr.com. To download
the files, select a registry and click Data Collection. (You do
not need to log in to get the downloads.)
LUMEDX Training
Instructor-led courses and webinars are highly
recommended. Go to the Services tab at www.lumedx.com or
contact your LUMEDX Client Manager for details about dates,
times, and course content.
LUMEDX Product Guides
The following detailed guides are available to help you with
registry questions:
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In the Sorted by Name column, right-click the Download link
for each folder and select Save Target As. Select a folder on
your local drive. Repeat for all three downloads.
Registry Export Interface User’s Guide
Registry-specific user’s guides
If you do not know how to access these guides, contact your
system administrator.
After downloading, you can upload the file to the Apollo
database using Apollo Advance.
Information subject to change without notice. © 2013 LUMEDX Corporation. All rights reserved.
ACC Resources and Downloads Quick Guide
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ACC Validation and Data Export Quick Guide
Result Summary and Reports
Validation
Validation ensures that your data is correct and complete.
Even just one missing mandatory field can prevent the
submission file from being created. If there is missing data in
any field requested by the ACC, the registry may not accept
the data submission.
The Result Summary identifies all fields in the patient event
record, If all the fields in a table are complete, the phrase
Individual entries for the record are OK appears next to the
table name. All incomplete fields are listed.
When you validate one or more records, a list of fields is
created where data needs to be entered or reviewed. You can
then go back in the record and fill in the missing data before
submission to ACC.
Click the red check icon
to start a registry validation.
Starting the Validation
Validations can be performed on an individual record or all
records. Fill in the following to run a validation:
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Select All records to validate all records in the data
export.
Enter the Start Date and End Date for the range you
want to validate validation. If validating before a
registry data export, select the Start Date and End
Date that corresponds with the start and end dates
of the data submission. (The Start Date and End Date
refer to the discharge dates for each procedure.)
Select a Validation Type.
At the bottom of a record the phrase RECORD OK will appear
if all the fields in that record were filled in completely. If that
phrase does not appear, one or more fields in the record
need to be corrected. Scroll back up in the Result Summary to
see which fields need to be changed.
Optionally, you can click View Report in Word or View
Report in Excel. This opens the result summary in the
selected program and provides an easier-to-read, printable
presentation of the same information.
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All to validate all the Validation Types below.
We recommend using this Validation Type
before data submission.
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Missing to see fields that do not contain data.
Mapping Apollo Data to ACC Fields
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Invalid/Illegal to see data that would prevent
the export file from being accepted and may
prevent the export file from being created.
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Unusual to see data that is harvested but is out
of range.
The specification document (shipped with the ACC Registry
on the CDImage) describes how LUMEDX fields map to ACC
data. In that document you can search for an Apollo field
name and compare it to the corresponding ACC name.
When finished, click Run to run the validation.
Data Export
Running the Export
Use the Registry Export utility to create a zip file that can be
exported to the ACC.
In Registry Export click the Start button
to begin. Enter
or select your participant ID and select the correct quarter
and year, and then click OK to begin.
If you are accessing the Registry Export program via SaaS, log
on using your SaaS credentials and select RegExp. If you are
using a version of Registry Export installed on your desktop,
double-click the RegExp icon to open the utility or, using Start
> Programs, open RegExp from the LUMEDX group. When the
program opens, select an ACC registry.
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If the export is successful, the Export Output form
will appear, showing the data exported.
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If unsuccessful, you will be instructed to view the
Qualification Report (View > ACC Qualification
Report). This report will show all fields where data is
missing or needs to be reviewed. Open Apollo
Advance and make corrections, then run the export
again.
Go to Edit > Configuration to view the location of the
Configuration Database, Intermediate Database, and Output
File Path. The Output File Path shows the location where the
zip file will be stored after running the export.
The data export zip file will be saved to the location shown in
the Output File Path.
Removing PHI from the Data Export
Important: Get permission from ACC before
removing personal health information for
registries other than ACC PCI or ACTION.
Personal health information (PHI) can be removed from the
export file. See the Validation and Data Export e-learning
lesson or the ACC Data Entry Quick Guide for instructions.
NCDR Maintenance
If you have not previously entered registry participant
information in the Registry Export tool, you will need to do
. Then, on the Registry form,
so. Click the Start button
click the NCDR Maintenance button and complete the
following information:
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Participant ID: The ACC-provided ID.
Participant Name: Automatically loads when the
Participant ID is entered. If incorrect, contact the
registry.
Participant Password: The Encryption Key, found on
the NCDR website after login.
Participant NPI: Your site’s National Provider
Identifier.
Medicare Provider Number: Your site’s Medicare
Provider Number (not required).
Auxiliary ID: (Ignore – reserved for future use).
Data Upload
The zip file containing your data is uploaded to the ACC
website (www.ncdr.com) on a quarterly basis. Log into the
registry website using the Participant Login button in the
upper right corner of the page.
After login, select the correct registry under Registries by
Name on the toolbar. On the registry page, under the Data
tab, you can select the Data Collection Tool. Then use the
Data Collection tool to upload the zip file saved during export.
After the hospital data has been published, you can check the
harvest report to see how your hospital compares to other
facilities. For more information, contact the registry.
Information subject to change without notice. © 2013 LUMEDX Corporation. All rights reserved.
ACC Validation and Data Export Quick Guide
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Registry Customization Quick Guide Hide a Field on the Validation Tab When you have the Validation tab displayed, you may not want all fields to appear. This is a global change that will affect all Apollo Advance users. To hide a field on the Validation tab: 1.
Reorder or Remove a Registry Name from the Registry Validation report The Registry Validation dialog box is opened by clicking the Registry Validation button on the toolbar. At the top of the screen is a list of registries from which you can choose. In the Apollo tree, Data folder, open ApReport.mdb in Microsoft Access. 2.
Open the SS_Fields table. 3.
Search (by table & field name) for the field you want to hide. 4.
Type 8 in the Attributes column (not the Field Attributes column). If you want to change the order in which registry names appear in this list you can do so. This is a global change that will affect all Apollo Advance users. To reorder the registry names: The field will then not display on the Validation tab even if there is an error. The field will still appear on the Registry Validation report. Reorder or Remove a Risk Score version from the Risk Scores list If you want to change the order of the Risk Score list you can do so. This is a global change that will affect all Apollo Advance users. In the Apollo tree, Data folder, open ApReport.mdb in Microsoft Access. 2.
Open the SS_RiskStratificationTests table. 3.
In the Sequence column for the row you want to reorder, enter a sequence number that is higher than the field directly above the next item and lower than the field directly below the item. 4.
Click the row above or below the row you changed to save your changes. In the Apollo tree, Data folder, open ApReport.mdb in Microsoft Access. 2.
Open the SSValidationDriver table. 3.
Assign numbers in the Sort order column to reorder the list (for example, assign 1 to the first item, 2 to the second, and so on). To remove a registry name from the list: To reorder the Risk Scores list: 1.
1.
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In the Apollo tree, Data folder, open ApReport.mdb in Microsoft Access. 2.
Open the SSValidationDriver table. 3.
Change the value in the Active column to 0. Change the Order of Registries in the Export List You can change the order in which registries display in the registry export list in the Export Utility. This change is done at the workstation level in the Apollo32.ini file. To change the order of registries in Registry Export: To delete an item from the Risk Scores list: 1.
Highlight the row and press the DELETE key on your keyboard. Click the row above or below the item to save your changes. 2.
Open the Apollo32.ini file. You can do so either by opening Apollo32.ini using Start > Run in Windows or by clicking the View INI File button in Workstation Configuration. In the Registries section, replace the registry name after the = sign with the registry name you want to assign to that position. You can use cut and paste to do so. Example [Registries] Reg1=STS261Comp Reg2=ACCPCIv4.4 Reg3=ACCICDv2 ;Reg4=NYPCI11 ;Reg5=NYSURG11 ;Reg6=NYPEDSURG11 ;Reg7=NYPEDSURG08 (A semicolon (;) at the beginning of a row means that registry is hidden and will not display in the list.) Remove Extra Registry Validation Icons Only one registry validation icon should appear in the Apollo toolbar. If multiple icons appear, follow the steps below to remove the extra icons. To remove extra registry validation icons: 1.
Log into Apollo using an Admin level account. 2.
Go to Administration > Add‐In Manager. 3.
In the Add‐In Name column, look for all records with the name of Registry Validation. To the right of each icon will be one or more tables. Find the Registry Validation record with the most complete list of tables. 4.
Delete all Registry Validation records except for the one with the largest number of tables listed. 5.
Close then reopen Apollo. You should only see one Registry Validation icon in the toolbar and one record in the Add‐Ins > Registry Validation table. For example, say that you have three records with the Add‐in Name of Registry Validation. The tables for each record are as follows: Record 1 2 3 Tables Event_STS Event_STS and Event_Cath Event_Cath You would delete records 1 and 3. Since Record 2 has the largest number of tables, it is the most complete record. Information subject to change without notice. © 2013 LUMEDX Corporation. All rights reserved. Registry Customization Quick Guide 29a‐REGST‐01 Rev. A 2 e‐learningResources
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Lessons are self‐driven slide presentations that allow you to walk through a topic. Demos are video presentations that show how to use the software for a specific task. Try‐Its allow you to try out a task using a simulation with a specific data set. Quizzes allow you to test you own knowledge. Although you are given a score at the end of the quiz, the score is not tracked. Click a link to view an e‐learning item. You can go through the items in sequence or only open the items of interest to you. ACC PCI Registry Quick Guide This document contains instructions for clients who use the LUMEDX SaaS solution for their ACC PCI Registry. Participant ID Number Setup To edit data for an existing physician: 1.
Click Add‐Ins, and then click Master Physician Lookup. Send your hospital Participation ID number to your LUMEDX representative. LUMEDX staff will add it to the Participant ID field, which is the first field on Form 1. Let us know if you want the Participant ID to be the default entry in this field. 2.
The Master Physician Lookup dialog box appears. To locate the physician record to be edited, enter the applicable filter criteria and then click Find. 3.
In the Physician List section, click the physician record, and then click Details. Master Physician List 4.
Use the following procedures to maintain the list of physicians for the Operator fields on Forms 5 and 6 in the ACC Episode and Lab Visit view. To update the record, make the necessary changes and then click OK. 5.
To change a physician’s status, in the Physician List section, click the physician record and then select or clear the Active check box, as applicable. 6.
To remove a physician from the Master Physician Lookup table, in the Physician List section click the physician record, and then click Delete. Deleting a physician from the Master Physician Lookup table deletes the record from the list. It does not delete the physician name from any records where the name has already been selected and saved to the database. 7.
Click OK to close the Master Physician Lookup dialog box. To add a new physician to the Master Physician List: 1.
Log on to Apollo Advance as an Admin user. 2.
Click Add‐Ins, and then click Master Physician Lookup. 3.
The Master Physician Lookup dialog box appears. To add a new ACC physician, click Add. 4.
Enter information in the following required fields: 5.
a.
Last Name b.
First c.
Middle (if you know it) ACC Updates d.
Suffix (MD, DO, etc.) e.
UPIN, NPI, and TIN numbers The ACC reserves the right to change selection sets within the registry views at any time. For example, Closure Method, Intracoronary Device and Medication elements are maintained by the ACC for the PCI registry. To bring the new selection sets into Apollo, the Upload Utility must be run after the files are downloaded from the ACC website. In the Physician Role section, click the first cell of the Roles column. Select the applicable role from the menu. A new row is added to the grid. If the physician has a second role, click the second cell in the Role column and select the second role. A second row is added to the grid. Optionally, you can specify the facility associated with the role in the Facility column. 6.
Enter additional data as applicable for your site. 7.
Click OK to save the physician record. 8.
Repeat step 1 through step 7 to add additional physicians. 9.
Click OK to close the Master Physician Lookup dialog box. When there are changes, the ACC will make the updated files available. The ACC, not LUMEDX, is responsible for creating the files, letting sites know they exist, and posting to a location where they can be downloaded. After you have the update file, it can be integrated into your existing ACC views by using LUMEDX’s ACC Upload Utility. It is critical that your site download the necessary files and run the Upload Utility as soon as you are notified by the ACC that updates exist. Failure to do so will result in inaccurate selection sets and multi‐column drop downs. This could lead to inaccurate data, and to your submission being rejected by the ACC. LUMEDX has no control over when the updates will occur. For current information on which updates have been released, when subsequent updates are expected, or which elements have been changed, contact the ACC. When you are notified that there is an update from the ACC, do the following procedure. To run the ACC Upload Utility: To download and install the ACC update files: 1.
On the Apollo Advance Add‐Ins menu, click ACC Utility. 2.
The ACC Files Upload Utility dialog box appears. Select the appropriate ACC registry box. 3.
Enter or browse to the location of the update files that you received from the ACC. To browse to the files from this window, look for a path that includes a $. If you created the folder LUMEDXACC, the path to your files would be C$:\\LUMEDXACC. 1.
Open a browser and navigate to http://www.cardiosource.org/ACC.aspx. 2.
Log in. 3.
In the upper right corner, click NCDR. 4.
Click OK. A progress bar indicates the files are being installed. 4.
Click the Registry for which you want to obtain the updates. 5.
5.
Click Elements and Definitions. After the upload finishes, you will be prompted to view a log file for any errors. Click Yes to view the log or click No to continue. 6.
Click Technology Downloads. 6.
Close the ACC Utility. 7.
Decide how you want the list to look. Click View in the grid to confirm. 8.
Right‐click Download in the grid. 9.
Click Save Target As. Download the updated files from the ACC onto your local drive or onto a network drive. LUMEDX recommends creating a folder on your C: drive called LUMEDXACC to be used as the download location for these files. Caution: Do not change the name or file type of the ACC files you are downloading. Information subject to change without notice. © 2012 LUMEDX Corporation. All rights reserved. ACC PCI Registry Quick Guide for SaaS Customers 129‐00036‐01 Rev. A 2

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