From: <zep...@us...> - 2012-01-10 15:56:47
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Revision: 432 http://flatpack.svn.sourceforge.net/flatpack/?rev=432&view=rev Author: zepernick Date: 2012-01-10 15:56:36 +0000 (Tue, 10 Jan 2012) Log Message: ----------- Modified Paths: -------------- trunk/flatpack/src/test/java/net/sf/flatpack/parserutils/ParserUtilsSplitLineTest.java Modified: trunk/flatpack/src/test/java/net/sf/flatpack/parserutils/ParserUtilsSplitLineTest.java =================================================================== --- trunk/flatpack/src/test/java/net/sf/flatpack/parserutils/ParserUtilsSplitLineTest.java 2012-01-10 15:54:32 UTC (rev 431) +++ trunk/flatpack/src/test/java/net/sf/flatpack/parserutils/ParserUtilsSplitLineTest.java 2012-01-10 15:56:36 UTC (rev 432) @@ -153,6 +153,16 @@ check(" \t \t ", '\t', FPConstants.NO_QUALIFIER, new String[] { "", "", "" }); check(" ", ' ', '"', new String[] { "", "", "" }); check(" ", ' ', FPConstants.NO_QUALIFIER, new String[] { "", "", "" }); + + check("\"3881\",\"2272\",\"\",\"\"We don't have any medical records on file, but claim was precerted under PME 5490-6125-0000. I'm following up with Jeri and Megan regarding the Never Event question. based upon the ICD 9 procedure codes on the sample claim & the diagnosis codes and claim history, appears patient had a laminotomy on 6/4/2010. Based upon the sample claim, appears that there was post-op infection + a laceration of the dura. Based on the EWM screen information from INQ62, the post-op infection diagnosis and staph infection diagnosis were indicated as yes, these conditions were present on admission. This doesn't mean that the patient got the infection during the outpatient surgery on 6/4/2010--it doesn't mean he didn't either.\r\n" + + "Based upon the Never event wording in e.Policies, we do not consider a diagnosis of post-op infection or laceration during a procedure a Never event. Therefore, we would not deny charges. For purposes of this policy, Aetna has determined the following events to be \x93Never Events:\x94\r\n" + + "*\",\"1\",\"2011-06-17\",\"1\"", ',', '"', + + new String[]{"3881", "2272", "", + "\"We don't have any medical records on file, but claim was precerted under PME 5490-6125-0000. I'm following up with Jeri and Megan regarding the Never Event question. based upon the ICD 9 procedure codes on the sample claim & the diagnosis codes and claim history, appears patient had a laminotomy on 6/4/2010. Based upon the sample claim, appears that there was post-op infection + a laceration of the dura. Based on the EWM screen information from INQ62, the post-op infection diagnosis and staph infection diagnosis were indicated as yes, these conditions were present on admission. This doesn't mean that the patient got the infection during the outpatient surgery on 6/4/2010--it doesn't mean he didn't either.\r\n" + + "Based upon the Never event wording in e.Policies, we do not consider a diagnosis of post-op infection or laceration during a procedure a Never event. Therefore, we would not deny charges. For purposes of this policy, Aetna has determined the following events to be \x93Never Events:\x94\r\n" + + "*", + "1", "2011-06-17", "1"}); } This was sent by the SourceForge.net collaborative development platform, the world's largest Open Source development site. |