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Our EHR structure requires that all test results are associated with a lab order. If the details of the lab order are not received by the renal system then a generic lab order should be created to contain all results with a common sample time.

Schema

Schema LabOrder (Github)

Example

<LabOrder>
    <PlacerId>2002-07-16 12:00:00_B,02.0543718.Q</PlacerId>
    <FillerId>B,02.0543718.Q</FillerId>
    <OrderItem>
        <CodingStandard>RENAL</CodingStandard>
        <Code>DEFAULT</Code>
        <Description>DEFAULT</Description>
    </OrderItem>
    <OrderCategory>
        <CodingStandard>RENAL</CodingStandard>
        <Code>DEFAULT</Code>
        <Description>DEFAULT</Description>
    </OrderCategory>
    <Status>E</Status>
    <Priority>
        <Code>R</Code>
        <Description>R</Description>
    </Priority>
    <ResultItems>
        <ResultItem>
            <ResultType>AT</ResultType>
            <ServiceId>
                <Code>ALB</Code>
            </ServiceId>
            <ResultValue>38.00000000</ResultValue>
        </ResultItem>
        <ResultItem>
            <ResultType>AT</ResultType>
            <ServiceId>
                <Code>GFR</Code>
            </ServiceId>
            <ResultValue>16.81681558</ResultValue>
        </ResultItem>
        <ResultItem>
            <ResultType>AT</ResultType>
            <ServiceId>
                <Code>CREAT</Code>
            </ServiceId>
            <ResultValue>385.00000000</ResultValue>
        </ResultItem>
    </ResultItems>
    <PatientClass>
        <Code>O</Code>
    </PatientClass>
    <EnteredAt/>
</LabOrder>


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