SSMT: OID - Order Defaults - Insurance/PatientLocation/Site

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Description

This page explains the use of the OID - Order Defaults - Insurance/PatientLocation/Site spreadsheet within SSMT. This spreadsheet allows you to specify orderable behavior on the insurance, patient location, or site level. It is used to set defaults such as the Default Requested Performing Location, Requested Performing Location Picklist, Internal/External Required behavior, Referred to Vendor Org required behavior, Referred to Location Site Required behavior, and Referred to Provider Required behavior.

If your organization does not have a relationship between an orderable behavior and insurance, patient location, or site, the pertinent columns can be left empty. For example, if an orderable default performing location is only being driven by the site it is ordered from, patient location and insurance columns are left blank when loading the sheet via SSMT.

To see further explanation about building your order or results dictionary please refer to V11 Order and Result Dictionary Build and Synchronization.

Using the spreadsheet Part 1

This spreadsheet has the concept of sequence which requires a little understanding. If you extract the SSMT spreadsheet you will notice that every orderable item exists with a sequence number of 1. This level cannot be edited. If you decide to add an entry to define a default, you must begin with sequence 2 (assuming it doesn't exist all ready). You would fill out the spreadsheet with the information needed to specify your desired behavior. This should be loaded as sequence 2. Once the sequence 2 level is defined, you can add more defaults for the same orderable item by increasing the sequence number for each default necessary.

Once you are done adding the levels of defaults, you must add another entry. I'm still trying to determine why this is exactly, but it requires you to load a top level with essentially no information. The best method to use is to copy the sequence 1 level and change the sequence number to be one higher than the highest default you added. If you only added a sequence 2 level, you would enter this final entry as sequence 3. Please see the example below, which illustrates how to add a chargeable default for a specific site.

Example

Using the spreadsheet Part 2 - with the SSMT version release after 1/27/2009

New functionality simplifies the 'SEQUENCE' column. By simply populating the field with '0' (zero), SSMT will automatically generate the proper SEQUENCE value as its loading.

Details

The OID columns and descriptions for TW 11.0.1 (validated for 11.1.5 on 3/31/09 - primary change is in SEQUENCE column) are as follows:

  • Order Code - This is used for matching purposes. When you extract the list it will have this value populated. This entry must exist in your OID dictionary for it to load properly.
  • Order Item - This is the name of the orderable item and is used for matching purposes. This will be populated when you extract the data from this SSMT table. This entry must exist in your OID dictionary for it to load properly.
  • Sequence - This is the sequence number of the entry you are working with. You cannot edit sequence 1. Please see the explanation above for further understanding of this field. ** If working with SSMT released after 1/27/2009, populate this field with 0 (see section above).
  • Insurance Class - This field allows you to specify defaults at the insurance level. If that is your desired behavior, you would set this field to the Insurance Class name.
  • Patient Location - This field allows you to specify defaults at the Patient Location level. If that is your desired behavior, you would set this field to the name of the Patient Location for that dictionary.
  • Site Location - This field allows you to specify defaults at the site level. If that is your desired behavior, you would set this field to the name of the Site.
  • InternalExternalReqFLAG - This specifies whether the Internal/External flag is required for the orderable item.
  • ReferredtoVendorOrgReqFLAG - This specifies whether the Referred to Vendor Org is required or not.
  • ReferredtoLocationSiteReqFLAG - This specifies whether the Referred to Location Site is required or not.
  • ReferredtoProviderReqFLAG - This specifies whether the referred to provider is required or not.
  • ApplyBelow - This allows you to apply the desired behavior to any child orders to the orderable items that you are loading defaults for. This is typically done for larger sections such as chemistry and can reduce the amount of defaults you need to load.