Build and govern everything a site can order: the orderable editor, the three list-managers, and the links out to other tools.
Overview
Build and govern everything a site can order: the orderable editor, the three list-managers, and the links out to other tools. Forge is the order system: one place to order a drug, a lab test, a scan, a procedure, a referral or a form.
It is an advanced course in the Administration & Access part of the catalog, built as 6 modules and 28 lessons. It is written for the Hospital Administrator, Pharmacist and IT Administrator roles.
This course takes about 2 hours to complete.
Outcomes
Prerequisites
Contents
6 modules · 28 lessons · 2h 5m
The config back office: what it shows, what it never touches, and how the list-manager lenses relate to the catalog.
4 lessons
Every step of the editor, the validation that is grouped by step, and the save that cannot double-create.
6 lessons
Governing a drug list of thousands: two orthogonal fields, bulk edits, and the one-time build.
5 lessons
Building the two terminology-sourced families, and the shared build mechanism behind all three managers.
5 lessons
The pointers set once in config that decide what happens every time the orderable is placed.
4 lessons
Keeping the catalog honest after the first build: activation, rebuilds and unbilled-order detection.
4 lessons
Audience
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Same tool, same subject, or written for the same people.
Prove you can place, track, act on and administer orders inside Forge's safety rules, and explain every gate you meet.
Prescribe with frequency codes and magnitude vectors, and clear the allergy, interaction and dose-range gates before placement.
Understand the catalog-to-order split, build an ordersheet for one patient, and place it through the two-stage Create.