Update a Future Order Schedule
You can update a schedule for a future order.
Note:
Schedules for recurring orders cannot be updated.
On the
Orders Summary
tab, select the future order.
On the
Orders Summary
toolbar, select the
Scheduled
filter.
From the
Scheduled
filter toolbar, select
Reschedule
; or right-click the future order and select
Reschedule
from the list.
The
Change Order Due Date
window opens.
Enter the new scheduled date, or select a new date from the calendar.
Select
Reschedule
.
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View Future and Recurring Order Schedules
After setting the schedule for future or recurring orders, you can view the schedule from the Orders Summary tab. Note: The Start Date indicates when the schedule becomes active. To view the schedule for a future order, select the order in the Orders Summary grid, and select the Future Order icon. The View Order Schedule window opens. Select OK. To view the schedule for a recurring order, select the order in the Orders Summary grid, and select the Recurring Order icon. The View Order Schedule window opens. Select Close. Note: You can also view the future or recurring schedule by double-clicking an order in the Orders Summary grid, and selecting the View Schedule button on the Update Lab/Radiology Order window. Parent topic: Setting Up and Working with Future and Recurring Orders
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Set up a Schedule for a Recurring Order
When you create a new lab or radiology order, you can set up recurring order schedules on the Set Order Schedule window. You can set up one schedule or multiple schedules for the tests you select. You can also set up recurring orders in the same session on the Set Order Schedule window after creating your future order schedules. Create a Lab or Radiology order. Select order criteria (that is, diagnosis, favorites, if appropriate). To schedule a recurring order, select Set Schedule in the Assign Diagnosis to Selected Tests panel. The Set Order Schedule window opens. Select the Recurring Order option. Select the order to schedule. Select the dates when the orders should occur. For example, your patient needs to have a test on a monthly basis for the next year. Note: You can update the expiration date timeframe. However, you cannot exceed the number of months your practice has set up in File Maintenance > EHR > Practices > Practice Preferences > Orders Module > FutureRecurring Orders Expi
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Set Up a Schedule for a Future Order
When you create a new lab or radiology order, you can set up future order schedules on the Set Schedule window. You can set up one schedule or multiple schedules for the tests you select. Create a new lab or radiology order. Select order criteria (that is, diagnosis, favorites, if appropriate). To schedule a future order, select Set Schedule in the Assign Diagnosis to Selected Tests panel. The Set Order Schedule window opens. Select the Future Order option. Check the order to schedule. Select the future date when the order should be processed. To update the expiration date, select whether the order should expire in Days, Weeks, or Years; or select a date from the calendar. Note: You can update the expiration date timeframe. However, you cannot exceed the number of months your practice has set up in File Maintenance > EHR > Practices > Practice Preferences > Orders Module > FutureRecurring Orders Expires After field. If the order has not been automatically defaulted to be auto released,
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Process or Release a Future or Recurring Order
On the Orders Summary tab, select a future or recurring order. Select the Scheduled filter. To release an order, select Release and the appropriate option from the Release list. For example, to release and print the order, select Release and then select Print from the list. To mark an order for Auto Release, do one of the following: From the Orders Summary tab, right-click the order and select Auto Release. Select the order and select Auto Release from the Order Summary tool bar. Note: You can change a patient's Auto Release status (to Yes or No) by selecting Auto Release. This selection overrides the current Auto Release status, even if was not defaulted when the future or recurring order was selected for processing. The system updates the Auto Release indicator to Yes. For example, a patient needs to come in at a later date. Therefore, you must update the future order for the patient's Urine Culture to be auto released on the new date. When a recurring order is released, the system c
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Reschedule a Future Order Test Result Due Date from the Orders Summary Tab
On the Orders Summary tab, select the Scheduled filter. Select a future order. Select Reschedule. The Reschedule Order window opens. To open the calendar, select the New Expected Result down arrow. Select a new test result due date. Select Reschedule. Parent topic: Rescheduling the Expected Test Result Due Date for a Future or Recurring Order
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Setting Up and Working with Future and Recurring Orders
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