Synapse will name folders like this
\[A..Z]\surname[seperator]fnames [other text]date-mask
and paindoc has
\[A..Z]\surname, fname DOB mm-dd-yy and also \[A..Z]\surname, fname DOB m-d-yy
so the missing leading zeroes eg: 1-1-60 instead of 01-01-60 is potentially amenable to a script that recursively scans all the directories and renames them.
But, Synapse uses fnames and not fname .. so if the first names are Joe H, or Joe Harry, it will create the directory like \B\Bloggs, Joe Harry DOB 01-01-60 whereas paindoc has \B\Bloggs, Joe DOB 1-1-60
So, I could spend a couple of hours writng a script to rename them to fix the dates of birth, but that is not going to help where the patient has a middle name or initial .... then I would have to open up the database, read the directory name, find the correct patient based upon dob and surname, and then rename the directory. That would make it 3 hours of work or so to get it working correctly.
Or, you can rename them manually each day before the clinic when you see the patient ...
Graham Chiu
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