All,
Jeff's email below is a message that they have successfully re-directed
the ICC recut (automatic H&E request) to the IP worklist now. The
unstained slides have also been re-directed there as the majority of
these requests are for IHC and or FISH. This lets all have the same
visual around the unstained slides that were ordered and cut.
Both teams need to keep your eyes on this and get feedback to us
promptly if you see any issues. Thanks much! Let me know of your
questions.
Maureen
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: Monday deployed changes to worklist processing
Date: Fri, 26 Aug 2011 10:52:59 -0700
From: Jeff Cochran <j...@pathology.washington.edu>
To: Maureen Griffo <mgri...@u.washington.edu>
Yep. You coming here? Me go to your place?
On 8/26/2011 10:41 AM, Maureen Griffo wrote:
Hi Jeff,
Do you have a moment to chat about this in ~15 minutes?
Thanks,
Maureen
On 8/25/2011 9:19 AM, Jeff Cochran wrote:
Maureen,
Monday morning (while the Bond is being restarted), we'll deploy the
alterations to the Bond interface that allow:
1) Non-staining orders to appear on a worklist monitored for the
Bond. Orders ICC US and ICC Recut will appear on the IP Worksheet
worklist with no messages directed to the Bond. Worklist modification
to orders for tests on the Bond will have the same affect as current.
For example, moving an order from IP Worksheet to another ICC
worklist will send a cancel-order message to the Bond (common for
managing research cases). Worklist modification to orders for tests
not implemented on the Bond will behave correctly (e.g., moving an
order for FISH to the IP Worksheet worklist will not cause a message
to be sent to the Bond).
2) Procedures configured both by worklist (in routing) and through
declaration of a "protocol name" for the Bond. The "protocol name" is
the Bond's "public name" for a test. The feature allows multiple LIS
procedures mapped to a single Bond test, supporting the CAP-directed
alterations in resulting for breast panel tests.
As part of the rework to add these new features, significant work has
been done to increase stability and scalability in the Bond
interface, and to access more LIS data when auto-generating negative
control and H&E orders.
Please let everyone know and please ask that they keep their eyes
open for any problems on Monday. I'll be keeping the day open for any
problems that may arise and the team should feel free to grab me or,
preferably, open a high-priority tech request if they need to.
Thanks,
Jeff
--
Jeff Cochran
Senior Computer Specialist
University of Washington Medical Center
Dept of Pathology Room BB220
1959 NE Pacific
Seattle, WA 98195
(206) 598-1616
(206) 598-7659 Fax
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