DBIA-5625    ICR (5625)

Date of order.

The sequential specimen number.

The internal number in the Lab Data file 63.

Points to NEW PERSON file.  Automatically stored.

Points to the collection sample appropriate for the
test(s) ordered.

This designates how the sample or specimen is to reach
the lab.

Date and time ordered.

The person signing for the order.  Selection must be made
from active PROVIDERS who hold the PROVIDER security key.

The service or location from which the order is
originating, and where the report will be returned.

This field contains the location ordering the test and to
whom completed results will be sent.

This field is used to store the OE/RR order number that
links Lab with OE/RR.

The unique assigned order number for an ordering session
for one "patient".

When the specimen was collected from the "patient".

If the time the specimen is obtained is not even
approximate, this field is set to yes.

The phlebotomist who is accessioning the collected order.

This indicates whether the order is collected or
uncollected.

Single line comment about the order.

if this order was merged with another order, the order
number for that order is entered here. Automatically stuffed by the system.

this field contains the institution entering the request
for this particular test. This field becomes very important when dealing with
multi-divisional sites.

The tests for the specimen.

The tests for the specimen.

Routine, Stat, etc.

The date piece of the accession.

The accession area where the test may be found.

The number piece of the accession where the test may be
found.

If the test has been combined with another order (i.e.,
this test is a duplication of part of another order), this points to the order
with which the test has been combined.

This provides the link to the correlate entry of the test
ordered as it appears in OERR.

Used to determine if panel with no accession area
assigned has previously been exploded and accessioned.

This is the internal status for this test.  It is used to
identify an order when it is canceled, and/or when it is accepted by OE/RR.

This is how the test was ordered/entered into the system
using the Lab (LR) options.

This is the person who canceled this test.

This is a reference to the entry that this test was
combined from.

This is the UID used by the HOST LEDI system for this
order/accession.  This field is used by LEDI software.

This field contains the pointer to the INSTITUTION file
for the MailMan domain location of the computer system. All LEDI results are
returned to the Ordering computer system.

Location to send LEDI HL7 result messages. This field is used by LEDI
software.

This field contain the pointer to the INSTITUTION file
for the actual collection site. The ordering site is the MailMan location of
the computer system. MailMan domain location and the collecting site may be
different.

This field is used by LEDI software.

Each Order/Accession is given a HOST UID. The UID is
stored in this location. If LEDI software is used to accession specimens,
usually the collecting sites UID is used to track specimens. If the collecting
UID conflict is the HOST system number sequence, the HOST UID will be used
instead of the collecting site's UID.

This field is used by LEDI software.

This field contains the collecting sites UID for this
specimen.

This field is used by LEDI software.

Lab arrival time.

This is the date/time ALL results for this specimen are
complete.  The field is set by the software when the results are released and
reported outside the laboratory system.

Points to the specimen(s) for the given order. (Some
areas of lab treat a collection of samples as a SINGLE collection "sample").

Points to the specimen for the given order.

Comments about the order.