Imaging Tab

Discussion in 'Synapse' started by Jason, Feb 26, 2014.

  1. Jason

    Jason Developer / Handyman Staff Member

    Current Imaging Tab:

    synapse.imaging.tab.jpg

    One of my most commonly ordered tests is an abdominal U/S, can that be added ?
    If I order a liver,spleen,kidney,aorta U/S the Imaging folks will get confused.

    The requisitions here have two categories:

    Ultrasound Abdomen: includes liver, kidney, spleen and aorta.
    Ultrasound Pelvis: includes bladder, prostate, ovaries, uterus, endometrium.
  2. Jason

    Jason Developer / Handyman Staff Member

    Would it be a good idea to record Imaging ordering ? Similar to [Order History] in Results ?
  3. Graham

    Graham Developer Staff Member

    I think it should be okay. Can you add a Trello ticket to remind me?
  4. Jason

    Jason Developer / Handyman Staff Member

    @Graham - do you want record the image ordering too ?

    I added - add abdomen to the TODO @ Trello
  5. Graham

    Graham Developer Staff Member

    Less sure about that one since it doesn't have an investigation code associated.
  6. Jason

    Jason Developer / Handyman Staff Member

    My only rationale is that I sometimes order tests outside of visits.
    If someone has abnormal LFTs, I'll order an abdo U/S.
    Ideally I would like to have a record of a date I ordered a test - in case they don't go ... etc.

    I certainly don't need any codification (investigation code).
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    If you wanted to LOINC codes ..... I would use the HL7 Report codes ..
    https://www.hl7.org/documentcenter/...magingReportForCdaRelease2Level1to3V04.22.doc

    on page 14/15

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    As I said, I don't really need the orders codified.

    Nice Spellchecking the HL7 group uses on their documents :)
  7. Graham

    Graham Developer Staff Member

    I've looked at this and although adding an abdomen is easy, recording in orders is not since those orders are closely tied to billing and unique tracking numbers. The codes are actually CPT codes.

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