Referral Order

Source Object: Referral Order

Overview and Usage: The "Referral Order" source object is an essential component of the healthcare system that deals with the ordering of referrals for patients to see specialists or receive additional medical services. It contains a variety of information relevant to the referral process. Here's a detailed breakdown of the key components:

• Clinical Provider ID: The unique identifier for the clinical provider who initiated the referral order.
• Date Ordered: The date when the referral order was placed.
• Department ID: The unique identifier for the department associated with the referral order.
• Description: A description of the referral order.
• Diagnosis List: Information about the diagnosis associated with the referral order. It includes details such as the diagnosis code, code set, and description.
• Future Submit Date: The date when the referral order is intended to be submitted in the future.
• High Priority: Indicates whether the referral order has a high priority.
• Order ID: The unique identifier for the referral order.
• Order Type: The type or category of the referral order.
• Order Type ID: The unique identifier for the order type.
• Priority: The priority level of the referral order.
• Provider ID: The unique identifier for the referring provider.
• Quantity Value: The quantity specified in the referral order.
• Status: The current status of the referral order.
• Assigned User: The user assigned to manage the referral order.
• Class: The class of the referral order.
• Class Description: A description of the class associated with the referral order.
• Clinical Provider: Information about the clinical provider, including address, clinical number, fax number, name, phone number, and more.
• Clinical Provider Name: The name of the clinical provider.
• Contraindication Reason: Information related to contraindications, including the code, code set, and description.
• Created User: The user who created the referral order.
• Declined Reason: Information related to declined referrals, including the code, code set, and description.
• Declined Reason Text: Additional text related to the reason for a declined referral.
• Documentation Only: Indicates whether the referral is for documentation purposes only.
• Earliest Fill Date: The earliest date when the referral order can be filled.
• External Codes: External codes related to the referral order.
• Facility Order Code: Information about the facility order code, including code and description.
• Last Modified By: The user or entity that last modified the referral order.
• Last Modified Date: The date when the referral order was last modified.
• NDC: The National Drug Code (NDC) associated with the referral order.
• Ordering Provider: Information about the provider who placed the referral order.
• Refills: The number of refills allowed for the referral.
• Specimen Collection Site: The site where specimens are collected for the referral order.
• Insurances: Information about insurance related to the referral, including additional details like authorization number, effective dates, insurance package, member ID, and more.
• Questions: Questions and answers related to the referral order.
• Attachments: Details about attached documents, including document class, description, document ID, encounter ID, flowsheet ID, section name, and section name key.
• Action Note: Additional notes or comments related to actions taken on the referral order.

The "Referral Order" source object is a fundamental part of the healthcare system, ensuring that patients are referred appropriately to receive specialized care and services.

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