Need "Done" and "Cancel"/"Back" button on the Report Entry page ... User must confirm their entry
If user his "Done", the lab report is sent to the approver. At this point, only the approver can change the result.
MISTAKE: There's a different background behind the lab "add note" functinoality. Should be teh Report Entry Page
Note icon turns green once something is inputted
Batch Approval
Similar to lab manager approving. Also provides quality control, so you can look for consistently abnormal results (equipment problems)
Historical: has already approved/rejected, as well as results that haven't been dealt with
Time/date should be clarified as to what kind of time/date
Order of columns should be logical and should be consistent across all screens where it makes sense (e.g. Urgent is on Left-hand of this screen, but was on right-hand of previous screen)
For lab orders that involve more description, not a single-dropdown response, will all become structured responses.
Question: Are there times when you add a text description? Or should we enforce uniformity in responses
Question: How do you view the text notes when reviewing lab samples
Checkbox, Thumbs up/down, Accept -> all of these mean similar things to a user. how to clarify this interaction?
All of the extensive searching, sorting, labeling options at top of screen... do we need all of them?
Report Approval
single report could have many lab order #s; each lab order could have many specimen IDs
Can make changes to a previously entered result
Some results should be hidden because they're sensitive or shouldn't be shown in the report
When click "Hide" (the eye) --> means the result will not be printed (or "don't print")
USABILITY CONCERN: Will users quickly become familiar with the eye, or difficult to use?
-Should we use a symbol (the eye) or words ("dont print")
-Should we gray out just the symbol/words, or the entire row
Preliminary, Final, Revised are tags that appear on the printed report (Should also appear on digital reports)
-Q: Is there a need for "revised" being selected manually? Or should it be programmatically determined? (updates after a "final" version have been released automatically set the state to "revised")
Report Approval Advanced Search
Investigation Retest
Goes into same report that it came from
Unlikely that you need to retest only one of multiple specimens
Report Delivery
TODO: Needs Report ID
Within JSS, reports from queue are auto-delivered
TODO: Swap order of time (move to left) and delivery time (move to right)
TODO: Action button change from "save" to "deliver"
Report Delivery -> View More
Popup on top of Report Delivery Screen
Doesn't display entire report, just a few important details
Priting happens on this page, but can also happen from "Report Approval" page (different people do each of these functions)
TODO: Review who has access to each page / function (front desk does "report delivery", lab manager does "report approval", etc)
Report Delivery Advanced Search
Paper Entry Select Lab Order
Paper Entry Advanced Search
Paper Entry Result Entry
What to do if we get an order from an outside lab, and we dont have the test in our concept dictionary -> we cant enter it. But we do expect to have this info from partnered labs
Suppose a new disease was found ... how would lab people add a new disease? Maintainance of these tables is done through OpenMRS side, via work "Lab Administration Pages"
Identify Anonymous Specimen
Must enter all information for the patient at some point... but dont have to do it at first (might be too slow)
E.g. cholera outbreak ... one clerk logging specimens, another sorting through paperwork and putting in names
Also for confidential specimen?
NEXT STEPS
Continue to provide feedback in the Lab UI Google Doc
Make transition to developerment (Piyush to work on turning designs into ExtJS app)
Complete the "lab order workflows" powerpoint
Have "lab order workflows" reviewed by the lab workers and physicians