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\.ORD - ANSWERS✔-Orders Master File
Every Order will make a record in the ORD File
\.Property - ANSWERS✔-Term used for each item in the order
discrete pieces of information about an order that can be evaluated by Order Transmittal
\.Parent Order - ANSWERS✔-The original Order that was signed
\.Child Order - ANSWERS✔-A Single, specific, scheduled instance of an order.
\.Order Status - ANSWERS✔-A setting that determines when and how a lab or procedure order
is released
\.Rules - ANSWERS✔-Tell the system what to do with the order information
Made up of if/then statements.
\.Conditions - ANSWERS✔-The If portion of the order transmittal rule. Conditions evaluate
multiple properties in an order.
\.Directives - ANSWERS✔-The Then portion of the order transmittal rule. There are Six
Directives. They tell the system what to do with the order information
, \.Descriptor - ANSWERS✔-The generic destination used in the rule. Allows for sharing across
areas of the organization.
\.Destination Workstation - ANSWERS✔-Represents the specific destination in an ordering
workflow with a send directive. Will commonly have a type of pool, printer, fax, or interface.
\.Destination Map - ANSWERS✔-Translates the generic destination, descriptor pool, to the
specific destination
\.Search Method - ANSWERS✔-There are three search methods. These tell the system to search
for a map using one of the two map hierarchies.
\.Condition Statement - ANSWERS✔-Tells order transmittal what properties and values to
evaluate against the order record.
\.Do Directive - ANSWERS✔-executes an extension record (code) to perform such actions as
updating a color flag or adding a consulting provider to a team.
\.Set Directive - ANSWERS✔-Changes a property value in the order record.
\.Send Directive - ANSWERS✔-instructs the system to take a certain report containing
information about the order and send that report to a generic destination such as an inbasket
pool or printer
\.Create Directive - ANSWERS✔-used for multistep order transmittal, when orders need
additional information before they can be completed.