BlankI'm not sure about this, but I'm wondering what people are doing concerning recurring lab tests. What has happened is that we have people with recurring lab tests that then get a one time order for some other lab test. They come in for the one time order and the registration clerks don't realize they have recurring orders and neither does the lab staff. If the patient doesn't say anything, the recurring labs don't get drawn. I thought about using a clinical alert but I don't really know how to go about attaching this alert to the patient. What are other hospitals doing with this situation? Thanks.
Janet Duback
MIS Clinical Coordinator
Community Hospital of Ottawa
Ottawa, IL 61350
815-431-5504
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