This scalar TSQL function returns the user-specified portion of a patient's name from expressions with data in "LAST,FIRST MI..." format. Options include first name, last name, middle initial, title and suffix.

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This scalar TSQL function converts MEDITECH customer-defined query responses (where date and time values are captured separately) to the TSQL datetime format.

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This scalar TSQL function converts any text string to proper case (mixed case with initial upper case letter followed by lower case letters). Typically used to convert patient, provider, insurance names, etc. as stored in MEDITECH to a more user-friendly format.

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This scalar TSQL function returns a datetime datatype given the input of an integer stored in MEDITECH TimeID format.

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This scalar TSQL function returns a computed age between two dates, shown to the nearest whole year.

This scalar TSQL function returns a computed age between two dates, shown in whole years and months (0Y 0M). Sometimes used for pediatric patients.

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This scalar TSQL function returns a computed age between two dates, shown in whole months and days (0M 0D), typically used for infants.

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This scalar TSQL function calculates the last second of a given day (23:59:59) when passed a date in mm/dd/yyyy format. Useful for getting to the end of a day on reports that prompt the user for a date range.

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