Blood Gas/Chemistry orders
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Aloha all,
How is everyones workflow designed for POCT blood gas/chemistry ordering?
Does your site order a la carte/per analyte?
Do any of you have orders that are built per cartridge? For example, for the i-stat the clinician would order per cartridge, CG8, CG4, EG7, etc not per analyte? Or if you have a larger blood gas/chemistry analyzer, they would be compelled to run everything and not a la carte?
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We have it set-up by panel, not individual test request. It made it easier to build the interface, plus the physicians always ordered by panels, not individual tests.
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We have a combo. Our docs can order something like CG8 PRN. They can also order blood gas/glucose if they want or a single ionized calcium. If test(s) are performed in error (the operator selected All), a correction form is to be sent to the lab so that the patient's account can be credited. I am also currently showing my educators/operators how to correct what was ordered in the ISTAT while the test is still running, avoiding the need to credit.