Orchid And Cerner: A Case Study

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After talking to ORCHID and Cerner yesterday the county standard is for the orders to be placed by the technologist. The orders were built in Cerner as department orderable only. So for the entire county the techs or Rads must enter the order. I explained to the that Julie Reese , a Harbor UCLA's medical administration team member wants to change the workflow. I also mentioned that we were previously correctly ordering the procedures in Cerner when we initially went live but the orders aren't non reportable in Cerner. Meaning that they would require a radiologist interpretation. I suggested to have the orderable item made non-reportable similarly to what we had in Affinity. I mentioned that to Kevin Wang, head of the ORCHID team and it was

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