Understand the catalog-to-order split, build an ordersheet for one patient, and place it through the two-stage Create.
Overview
Understand the catalog-to-order split, build an ordersheet for one patient, and place it through the two-stage Create. 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 a beginner course in the Orders & Medications part of the catalog, built as 5 modules and 27 lessons. It is written for the Doctor, Nurse and Pharmacist roles.
This course takes about 2 hours to complete.
Outcomes
Prerequisites
Contents
5 modules · 27 lessons · 1h 50m
The four ideas every Forge surface rests on: the catalog split, the type taxonomy, the frozen snapshot and the five states.
5 lessons
Browse and search the site catalog, and understand why only configured orderables are offered.
5 lessons
Assemble the per-patient working list and set each line's type-specific parameters.
6 lessons
Run the two-stage Create and read what the server says will and will not be placed, and why.
6 lessons
The same order box, embedded in Gate's admit dialog, where the whole set commits or none of it does.
5 lessons
Audience
Keep going
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.
Place, preview, confirm and track one order for a real patient, end to end, in a single sitting.
Prescribe with frequency codes and magnitude vectors, and clear the allergy, interaction and dose-range gates before placement.