| # | Name | Location | Type | Details | Index | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| .01 | seq number(+) | 0;1 | NUMERIC | This field is simply to index the file. This is an arbitrary number. | ||
| 1 | provider | 0;2 | POINTER | 200 | This is a pointer to VA(200. It does not have a screen for the provider security key. | |
| 2 | patient name | 0;3 | VARIABLE-POINTER | 2, 62.3, 67, 67.1, 67.2, 67.3 | This field may also contain names of controls, referrals and other names not just patients. | |
| 3 | date complete(+) | 0;4 | DATE-TIME | AC | This is the date the test procedure was completed. Each verified lab test may have more than one WKLD Code associated with it. | |
| 4 | reporting site | 0;5 | POINTER | 4 | This is the institution where the test was verified. It is the user's DUZ(2). Several institutions maybe recorded for a single lab test, but one per Cap procedure. | |
| 5 | location type | 0;6 | SET OF CODES | C:CLINIC M:MODULE W:WARD Z:OTHER LOCATION N:NON-CLINIC STOP F:FILE AREA I:IMAGING OR:OPERATING ROOM | This is the classification of the ordering location. | |
| 6 | accession area | 0;7 | POINTER | 68 | This is the accession area where the test is to be performed. | |
| 7 | lab test name | 0;8 | POINTER | 60 | This the name of the lab test ordered. It can be a single test or a panel. The Cap code is associated with this lab test. | |
| 8 | urgency of test | 0;9 | POINTER | 62.05 | This is the requested urgency of the lab test. WKL represent a test cap code which was generated solely because of workload logic. This test was not actually ordered but artificially generated to support workload functions. WKL can not be requested by users. | |
| 9 | treating specialty | 0;10 | POINTER | 45.7 | This is not the PTF treating specialty. | |
| 10 | wkld code | 0;11 | POINTER | 64 | If the WKLD code was generated by the workload software, the name will have a '~' (tildy) in the name and the internal file number will be greater than 9999. | |
| 11 | lridt | 0;12 | FREE TEXT | This is number is 9999999-(accession date/time) or inverse date time. This number is use as a node subscript in the ^LR file to store the results of lab test. ie. ^LR(LRDFN,"CH",LRIDT,DATA NAME)=TEST RESULT^FLAGS | ||
| 12 | date collected(+) | 0;13 | DATE-TIME | AD | This field contains the date the specimen was collected. | |
| 13 | date ordered(+) | 0;14 | DATE-TIME | AE | This the original date the lab test was ordered. | |
| 14 | hospital location | 0;15 | POINTER | 44 | This is the location from which the lab test was ordered. This field can also be used to determine the PTF treating specialty. | |
| 15 | accession file index | 0;16 | FREE TEXT | This is a compound field used to navigate back into the accession file. Each subscript is separated by vertical bar '|', the structure is as follows: Accession area Pointer|Accession date|Accession number|Lab Test pointer ^LRO(68,11,1,2920212,1,3,1,175,0)=...... Looks like 11|2920212|3|175 You can then get back to the entry in the Accession file (#68). | ||
| 16 | specimen | 0;17 | POINTER | 61 | The specimen which is associated with this workload procedure. | |
| 17 | date of extract | 1;0 | MULTIPLE | 64.317 | ||
| 18 | lab billable procedure | 2;1 | BOOLEAN | Y:YES N:NO | If a "Y" is entered it will indicate that the test is considered to be a billable LMIP procedure (lab billable means Lab staff workload). | |
| 19 | dss feeder key | 2;2 | BOOLEAN | 1:YES | If a "Y" is entered it indicates the WKLD Code should be used for DSS Laboratory data collection. | |
| 20 | data name | 2;3 | FREE TEXT | This field is the lab Data Name. | ||
| 21 | data location | 2;4 | FREE TEXT | The Data Location field is only populated if a test is a non-panel test and is part of the CHEM, HEM, TOX, SER, RIA, etc. area. | ||
| 22 | pathologist | 2;5 | POINTER | 200 | This field will hold the primary pathologist for lab tests in the "AU", "CY", "SP", and "EM" subscripts, if it exists. For the "CY" subscript, the person identified here could also be a cytotech but only in neg GYN cases. |
Not Referenced