EHR Lab Orders
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User can only add lab orders for lab packages already inside the labs catalogue. | User can only add lab orders for lab packages already inside the labs catalogue. | ||
| - | The user may also record the results of the lab test if the findings is obtainable before ending the consultation session. | + | The user may also record the results of the lab test if the findings is obtainable before ending the consultation session, i.e. immediate results. When the lab is outside the clinic or if the results require time to conclude, the results can still be recorded after the consultation has ended, in the Orders Section. |
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| + | To enable immediate results, enable the checkbox. | ||
There is also the option to record the individual test readings of the particular test panel. One may just record the abnormal results and leave the rest blank, if they are within normal ranges. | There is also the option to record the individual test readings of the particular test panel. One may just record the abnormal results and leave the rest blank, if they are within normal ranges. | ||
Revision as of 07:46, 12 January 2011
LAB ORDERS
User can only add lab orders for lab packages already inside the labs catalogue.
The user may also record the results of the lab test if the findings is obtainable before ending the consultation session, i.e. immediate results. When the lab is outside the clinic or if the results require time to conclude, the results can still be recorded after the consultation has ended, in the Orders Section.
To enable immediate results, enable the checkbox.
There is also the option to record the individual test readings of the particular test panel. One may just record the abnormal results and leave the rest blank, if they are within normal ranges.
