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Data (including variable values) about any of the subject's encounters can be accessed via a special object named "ENCOUNTERS". This object is a collection of "Encounter" objects (described above). Following is an example of using this collection in code:

<%
Output.Write("<table>");
Output.Write("<tr><th>Encounter Date</th></tr>");
for (var index=0; index < ENCOUNTERS.Count; index++) {
    var  encounter = ENCOUNTERS.GetEncounter(index);
    var encounterDate =  encounter.#EncounterDate;
    Output.Write("<tr><td>" + encounterDate +  "</td></tr>");
}
Output.Write("</table>");
%>

To access encounter variables, either loop through the ENCOUNTERS collection or use one of the properties or methods described below to obtain a reference to an Encounter object. At that point you can access a variable value with the encounter.#VariableCode syntax as described above.

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