Add LOINC Codes to Order Components
Select
File Maintenance
>
System
>
Order Components
.
Select
Open Menu
, and then
New
to create a component, or select an existing component to open it.
Select the
Folder
button.
In the
Available
field, search on a
Code
or
Clinical Name
for the component.
Select the correct code to highlight it.
Select the right-arrow
to add it to the
Included
list.
Select
OK
to save the value.
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Select Order Test Components
After creating all of the necessary and needed order components and order tests, you can add one or more components to a test order. From File Maintenance > Master Files > System selection list, select Order Tests. Enter the Order Test details: System, Key, Description, Code System, Order Type and NextGen Compendium Test Key. After the basic test information is added, continue on the Options tab to select test components. Select the Options tab. At the bottom of this window is the Components section. Select the Components folder . One at a time, select each test that is a part of this test group. Select the right arrow to add it to the Included list. When you have added all components, select OK. All test components now display in the Components pane of this window. Select OK to save this update and exit the Order Tests master file. Parent topic: Order Components Master File Related concepts Adding or Modifying a Test Order in the Order Tests List
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Add or Modify Order Components
Each type of test performed has a normal range of results expected for the information returned with the completed test. These expected result details are defined using File Maintenance as components of the test. This also eases the use of manual result entry. When entering results in the module the expected result list is shown and only the result and status information would need to be entered rather than all of the information. This section is also used for LOINC mapping (Logical Observation Identifiers Names and Codes) between different performing entity components. Select File Maintenance > Master Files > System > EHR > Order Components. The Order Components List window opens. From the List access box, do one of the following: To add a new item, select the Open Menu icon, and then select New. To modify an item, select the item in the list, select the Open Menuicon, and then select Open. You can also double-click the item name to open it. The Add Order Component Information window
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Hide Order Components
Order Components are created using File Maintenance. As you can with other master files, you can hide and unhide master file lists. If you select the Hide check box on the Modify Order Components Information window. This Order Test Component does not display in the list when you select Order Components from the master file list. To display all master files, including hidden items, select Include Hidden Items. Parent topic: Order Components Master File
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Order Components Master File
The Order Components master file stores units and reference range data for individual tests. This means that you can manually add or modify lab components in the Order Components master file. Components make up the actual test. Therefore, after creating a test in the Order Test master file, add components to the appropriate test. If you are entering the test results manually, the Order Components master file ensures that once matched with the test, the master file automatically populates the fields in the result section of the Edit Results dialog box. All you must enter is the result and appropriate flag. Everything else populates because of the Order Components master file. The information included in the Order Components master file is a System ID, a key to identify the test, a description, a code for the performing entity, units associated with the test, and the acceptable value range for results from the test. Add or Modify Order Components Hide Order Components Add LOINC Codes to
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Define LOINC Codes for Order Components for Each Vendor
From File Maintenance, use Order Components to define a component and related LOINC Code for each vendor that you use. For example, Labcorp has a glucose component, Orchard has a glucose component, and Quest Diagnostics has a glucose component. Load LOINC codes and define the test clinical name. To define the LOINC Code for an Order Component, from File Maintenance, select System > Order Components. In the Order Components List, enter the name of a Component Desc. in the Order Components List Search field, and select the desired item in the list that appears. The Add/Modify Order Component Information window opens. Select the folder in the Loinc Code section. The Map LOINC Code to Component window opens. Enter the test order name, and then select the desired LOINC code to add it to the Included section and map this code to the test component. Select OK. Repeat these steps for each vendor's result component to be grouped in the Results flow sheet, using the same LOINC code. Note: Note t
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Update Clinical Name for Orders LOINC Code Master File
NextGen® Enterprise EHR supports LOINC Codes. This set of codes comes loaded in your database when you install NextGen® Enterprise EHR. You cannot add a new LOINC Code. You cannot change the Component name. You cannot hide (delete) a LOINC code. You can update the Clinical Name associated with the LOINC Code. Select File Maintenance > Master Files > System > LOINC. Enter part of the Component Name. Select to highlight the desired component. Select in the Clinical Name field. Enter the updated Clinical Name. Select Save to update the Clinical Name for this LOINC code. Note: When you update the Clinical Name, be sure to run the appropriate SQL script in order to update the existing results. Parent topic: Orders Setup and Maintenance