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You've initialized a standard MEDITECH NPR report, at once you recognize the infamous @Root macro. What does it do? The @Root macro is used to refer to a segment's top level segment also known as the root. @Root(@edm.data.doc) translates to *(HE)HEAA[aa] which is the main segment. Examine these MEDITECH data definitions for the segments below.EDM.PAT.main[urn]*(HE)HEAA[aa]EDM.PAT.edm.data.doc[urn,doc.q]*(HE)HEAA[aa]D[heDOC]
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