Files > ACCESSION WKLD CODE TIME

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64.21999
name
ACCESSION WKLD CODE TIME
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64.40999
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#NameLocationTypeDetailsIndexDescription
.01accession wkld code time0;1NUMERICBThis hour and seconds when the test was verified.
1lab test0;2FREE TEXTThis is the test in ^LAB(60 which was verified.
2weight multiplier0;3NUMERICThis number is used to multiply the weight of the WKLD code. This may be more than one if the test requires the same WKLD code more than once. This number is taken from the old field in ^LAB(60 under WKLD code a value of 1 to be used.
3lab division0;4FREE TEXTThis is the overall area to which this workload is to be credited. This should be the largest administrative/functional area of the laboratory service.
4maj. sect0;5FREE TEXTThis should be the next smallest area of the laboratory service after the LAB DIVISION This field is used to further break down the workload. Generally this will be the ACCESSION area into which the order was accessioned. However, this may not always be true. To allow for used during the verification process. Even if the verification method used itself, does not require a work list, one can control this field via that worklist. There are two new fields in the LOAD/WORK LIST file (#68.2). One of these fields is MAJOR ACCESSION AREA. Whatever value is entered here will be used to tabulate the workload for this test. If none is entered the test accession area will be used.
5subsection0;6FREE TEXTThis field represents the smallest functional unit of the laboratory service. If there is a area smaller than the MAJ. ACC AREA, enter that area here. Not all laboratories will have a smaller work area. If the field is blank the MAJ. ACC AREA will be used. For example, the MAJ ACC these must exist in the ACCESSION AREA file and may be used only for this purpose. This field also works like the MAJ. ACC AREA, in that it is attached to a LOAD/WORK LIST. It is controlled by selecting a worklist during verification. ' This data comes from ^DD(68.14,5,0).
6acc no.0;7FREE TEXTThis is the printable accession number, ie. CH 0101 1.
7patient0;8FREE TEXTContains the file and entry number for the accession specimen. If this field is manually edited, knowledge of variable pointer format is required.
8original acc date0;9DATE-TIMEThe date the specimen originally accessed. Used this date to compute turn around times.
9date ordered0;10DATE-TIMEThe date when the test was ordered. This is the date in ^LRO(69. This can be used to look up specific order information.
10specimen no.1;1NUMERICThis is the internal file number for the order date in ^LRO(69,DATE ORDERED,1,SPECIMEN NO., one can reference the ORDER FILE
12report routing location1;3FREE TEXTThis is the abbreviation of the reporting location. Not to be confused with ordering location.
13practitioner1;4FREE TEXTThe doctor which ordered the lab test
14treating specialty1;5FREE TEXTThis is the treating specialty of the ordering location. Outpatient locations do not have treating specialties assigned in the file; therefore, this field may be blank.
15log in person1;6FREE TEXTThis is the person who logged the specimen into the laboratory.
16location type1;7FREE TEXTThe ordering location type. The default is OTHER. This field also describes the workload source, e.g. in patient, outpatient, or blood bank.
17count for workload1;8FREE TEXTUsed by the software during report generation. It indicates this data has already been calculated.
18ordering location1;9FREE TEXTThis is the ordering location. This can be used to address hospital location test request. This field is different from REPORT ROUTING LOCATION.
19inverse date completed2;1NUMERICThis is the number which was used to store the verified value in the ^LR(LRDFN,"CH",INVERSE DATE COMPLETED)=VALUE.
20urgency2;2FREE TEXT
21verify tech.2;3FREE TEXTThis is the first technologist to verify the test results. This field is not updated during editing for errors or other test which were apart of the original test.
22work area2;4FREE TEXTAn accession area identified as a work area.
23specimen4;1FREE TEXTThe specimen which was collected for this test.

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