ID of the order assigned by the placing system
DateTime the order was placed
DateTime the specimen was collected
Source of the specimen.
Procedure that was ordered
Provider making the order
Facility this order was placed in
Priority of the order. One of the following: "Stat", "ASAP", "Routine", "Preoperative", "Timing Critical".
Date when the order becomes invalid. In YYYY-MM-DD format
Clinically relevant comments regarding the order
Order-level notes
List of diagnoses associated with this order
List of supplementary clinical information associated with the order. Often these are answers to Ask at Order Entry (AOE) questions.
List of supplementary clinical information associated with the order.
List of supplementary clinical information associated with the order. Often these are answers to Ask at Order Entry (AOE) questions.
DateTime the specimen was collected
Clinically relevant comments regarding the order
List of diagnoses associated with this order
Date when the order becomes invalid.
Date when the order becomes invalid. In YYYY-MM-DD format
ID of the order assigned by the placing system
Order-level notes
Facility this order was placed in
Priority of the order.
Priority of the order. One of the following: "Stat", "ASAP", "Routine", "Preoperative", "Timing Critical".
Procedure that was ordered
Provider making the order
Source of the specimen.
DateTime the order was placed
Order messages communicate details of diagnostic tests such as labs, radiology imaging, etc.
ID of the order assigned by the placing system
DateTime the order was placed
DateTime the specimen was collected
Source of the specimen.
Procedure that was ordered
Provider making the order
Facility this order was placed in
Priority of the order. One of the following: "Stat", "ASAP", "Routine", "Preoperative", "Timing Critical".
Date when the order becomes invalid. In YYYY-MM-DD format
Clinically relevant comments regarding the order
Order-level notes
List of diagnoses associated with this order
List of supplementary clinical information associated with the order. Often these are answers to Ask at Order Entry (AOE) questions.