Data Set APSR 2.0 - Concept Order ID

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Name	ID[‑]	Datatype[‑]	Example[‑]	Description[‑]	Source[‑]	Status[‑]	Type[‑]	Parent concept[‑]
Order ID	psr-dataelement-49			Identification of the order, issued by the Ordering Physician (Order Placer). If more than one Order is placed at the same time, those multiple orders are grouped by the Order placer group ID.		draft	Group
Placer group ID	psr-dataelement-82	Identifier		The ID of a laboratory request, that is a set of orders placed together by a ward and/or a physician to one or more laboratories for a patient, to be performed on one or more specimens collected from this patient. Any message exchanged between Order Filler and Order Placer or Order Result Tracker, is carrying zero or one Order Group.	IHE-PAT TF1 1.12	draft	Item	Order ID
Order placer ID	psr-dataelement-81	Identifier	KHXX_ENDO_18.123451	This is the ID the Order Placer sent.		draft	Item	Order ID
Order filler ID	psr-dataelement-83	Identifier	E18-321654	This is the ID of the Order, coming from the Order Placer, issued by the Order Filler in the Lab. If only one specimen is sent, the Order filler ID may be the same as the Case ID (Accession number).	PaLM TF Vol 1, 3.4.	draft	Item	Order ID
Work order (Requested procedure)	psr-dataelement-84			Work order in the Lab, i.e. the process for grossing, embedding, sectioning, and staining, for one specimen (part), issued by the Order filler.	PaLM TF Vol 1, 3.4.	draft	Group	Order ID
Requested Procedure (Imaging Study (RAD), Work order (LAB))	psr-dataelement-90	Code	40923002 \| Tissue processing technique, routine, embed, cut and stain, per surgical specimen (procedure) \|	In anatomic Pathology, a Requested Procedure (or imaging Study) is identified by its unique Accession Number (see this term in the data set). A Requested Procedure is attached to an Order (and is equivalent to a Work order in LAB). As expressed in DICOM Supplement 122 the concept of accession in Anatomic Pathology has been determined to be sufficiently equivalent to an accession in Radiology so that the existing Accession Number at the Study level may be reused for the same purpose and with essentially the existing definition. A Requested Procedure may involve more than one acquisition modality (e.g. gross imaging, microscopic imaging) and/or more than one specimen, in which cases the Study will include more than one Series.	IHE-PAT TF1 1.12	draft	Item	Work order
Work order ID	psr-dataelement-100	Identifier		This is the ID for the Work Order		draft	Item	Work order
Work order step (Procedure step)	psr-dataelement-101			A single work order step in the Lab, as Specimen work order step for the Lab processors (e.g. immunostainer), issued by the LIS (Automation manager)	PaLM TF Vol 1, 3.4.	draft	Group	Order ID
Procedure Step (Work order step (LAB))	psr-dataelement-89	String		For each Requested Procedure (see this in the dataset), the basic or special techniques involved in the processing of the corresponding specimen(s) may require different devices (automatons, image acquisition modality, etc). Each Requested Procedure may contain one or more Procedure Steps (Work Order and Specimen Work Order Step). A Procedure Step is the smallest unit of work in the workflow that is scheduled (work to do) and/or performed (work done) by a person or a machine (automaton, image acquisition modality, etc) on an object (specimen, tissue sample, tissue section, etc)	IHE-PAT TF1 1.12	draft	Item	Work order step
Work order step ID	psr-dataelement-85	Identifier		This is the ID for a single work order step in the Lab, as Specimen work order step for the Lab processors (e.g. immunostainer), issued by the LIS (Automation manager)	PaLM TF Vol 1, 3.4.	draft	Item	Work order step