The purpose of this test is checking that the Order Placer is able to integrate messages received from the Order Filler in the context of the LAB-2 (creation of new orders) and LAB-1 (cancellation and status updates) transactions. We will also check that the acknowledgements are properly built.

Pre-requisites

Before beginning this test, do not forgot to check that the configuration (IP address, port, application/facility names) of your system under test is enter within the simulator. 

Your Order Placer is assumed to be coupled with a PAM actor, that means that you should be able either to enter a new patient/encounter into your system or to receive a new patient/encounter from a PAM/PDS or PAM/PES actor. If you need to populate your system with a patient and encounter using an external system, you are free to use the PAMSimulator tool to do so. The Order Manager must also know this patient/encounter, to share the patient between the PAMSimulator and the Order Manager tools, read the tutorial available here. If you have already performed the test #30001, you can use the same patient.

We strongly recommend to read the tutorial available here.

1. Assign a number to an order created by the Order Filler (LAB-2)

In this step, you show the ability of your Order Placer to accept the creation of orders by the laboratory (ORC-1 = "SN") and to assign placer order numbers to these orders. The acknowledgement message (ORL of the corresponding message structure, with ORC-1="NA") must carry the placer order number (ORC-2).

As a receiver in this test, your Order Placer shall be able to integrate all of the three message structures defined in the technical framework. As a consequence, you are asked to perform this step three times.

1. Go to Order management --> Order Filler --> Notify order placer of orders
2. Select your system under test in the drop-down list
3. Select "Create a new order" as action to perform
4. Select one of the three message structures
5. Select the patient for whom you want to create a new laboratory order
6. Fill the order and click on the "send message" button
7. Retrieve the permanent link to the test report and paste it in Gazelle.
8. Take a screenshot of your application as a proof of the good integration of the message. Upload it in Gazelle.
9. Play this step again with another message structure

2. Integrate the cancellation of an order on the laboratory initiative (LAB-1)

In this step, you show the ability of your Order Placer to intefration te cancellation of orders by the laboratory (ORC-1="OC") and to acknowledge it (ORL of the corresponding message structure, with ORC-1 = "OK")

1. Go to Order management --> Order Filler --> Notify order placer of orders
2. Select your system under test in the drop-down list
3. Select "Cancel an existing order" as action to perform
4. Select the message structure to use
5. Select the laboratory order to cancel and when the pop-up raises, click on the "Yes" button.
6. Retrieve the permanent link to the test report and paste it in Gazelle
7. Take a screenshot of your application as a proof of the good integration of the message. Upload it in Gazelle.

3. Integration an order status change notified by the Order Filler (LAB-1)

In this step, you show the ability of your Order Placer to integrate a change of status of an order (OBR-25 must change of calue, this must be visible in your application screenshot), notified by the Order Filler (ORC-1="SC") and to acknowledge it (ORL of the corresponding message structure, witch ORC-1 = "OK")

1. Go to Order management --> Order Filler --> Notify order filler of orders
2. Select your system under test in the drop-down list
3. Select "Update order status" as action to perform
4. Select the message structure to use
5. Select the laboratory order to update and when the pop-up raises, select the new status and click on the "Send update notification" button.
6. Retrieve the permanent link to the test report  and paste it in Gazelle
7. Take a screenshot of your application as a proof of the good integration of the message. Upload it in Gazelle