MANSOQ Laboratory & radiology
Clinical - Diagnostic Report
Definition A diagnostic report in MANSOQ holds the result of a laboratory, imaging, or other diagnostic service request. Each diagnostic report answers one service request. MANSOQ takes the patient, the encounter, and the facility from that…
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Definition
A diagnostic report in MANSOQ holds the result of a laboratory, imaging, or other diagnostic service request. Each diagnostic report answers one service request. MANSOQ takes the patient, the encounter, and the facility from that service request. The report groups the individual result values, a written conclusion, and the attached result documents in one place.
Key Attributes
| Components | What it captures |
|---|---|
| Status | The stage the report has reached, from first registration to the final result. |
| Category | The diagnostic service section that produced the result, such as the laboratory section or the imaging section. A report has one category. |
| Code | The test or observation that the report is about. This attribute uses a LOINC code and is optional. |
| Note | Extra remarks about the report. |
| Conclusion | A free text summary of the result. |
| Observations | The individual result values that belong to the report. |
Service request
A diagnostic report always belongs to one service request. You do not select a patient, an encounter, or a facility on the report. MANSOQ takes all three from the service request that the report answers.
Observations
The observations hold the measured or observed result values. You can add or change observations while the status of the report is not Final. After you set the status to Final, MANSOQ locks the observations. You cannot add a new observation or change an existing one.
Attachments
A diagnostic report can carry file attachments, such as a scanned copy of a printed report. MANSOQ stores these files with the Files feature and attaches them to the report.
Specimen
MANSOQ does not link a diagnostic report to a specimen directly. A report and a specimen connect to each other only through the service request that they share.
Status
| Status | Description |
|---|---|
| Registered | A user started the report, but the report holds no results yet. |
| Preliminary | The report holds early results that can still change. |
| Partial | The report holds some, but not all, of the expected results. |
| Final | The report is complete. MANSOQ locks the results against further changes. |
MANSOQ uses these four statuses only. MANSOQ does not enforce an order between them. Any user with the correct permission can set any of the four statuses directly.
Permissions
| Permission | Roles |
|---|---|
| Can Create Diagnostic Report on Facility | Facility Admin, Admin, Doctor, Nurse |
| Can Read Diagnostic Report | Facility Admin, Administrator, Admin, Staff, Doctor, Nurse, Volunteer |
You need Can Create Diagnostic Report on Facility to create or update a diagnostic report. You need Can Read Diagnostic Report to view a diagnostic report.
Where to find it
MANSOQ shows diagnostic reports on the Diagnostic Reports tab of an encounter. You fill in a report from the detail page of its service request.
Related
- Flow: Enter diagnostic report results
- Flow: View a diagnostic report
- Flow: Update a diagnostic report
- Flow: Print a diagnostic report
- Concept: Encounter
- Concept: Service Request
- Concept: Specimen
- Concept: Files
Source evidence
References are pinned to the private MANSOQ source repository. Repository access is required to open these links.