Where the patient was treated. For an inpatient this is the current location (e.g., nursing unit).

Whether the patient is an inpatient, emergency patient, outpatient or some other category used by the hospital.

Indicates where the patient came from prior to being admitted (if the site uses this code for that purpose). Some sites choose to use this code for other purposes.

The hospital service currently treating the patient.

Allows you to filter the search results based on the patient’s assigned diagnosis code. The diagnosis code indicates a particular diagnosis, symptom or procedure done to a patient.

The organism (i.e., bacteria, virus, fungus or parasite) that was detected in the specimen.

The type of test performed on the specimen. The list of available test types is built from the laboratory results received by the integration services from your laboratory system. Examples are blood cultures, wound cultures, HIV and hepatitis tests.

The category of the result indicates the class of result causing the it to appear in the Inbox. The following categories are standard to all sites, although other categories may exist based on the messages sent by your organization’s lab:

• Organism – an organism was found.
• Significant Organism – an organism Organismwith the “Organism_Significant” group tag was found.
• Culture Isolate – a culture result was found with no formally identified organism.
• Isolate – a non-micro abnormal test.
• Of Interest – a result that is not necessarily abnormal but the organization determined that is should be shown in the inbox.

Whether the patient is an inpatient or outpatient or some other category used by the hospital.

The names of the medications prescribed to the patient.

Lists the categories of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical (ACT) classification system.

Defaults to "Include All" Results

The description of the surgical procedure performed on the patient.