Date Range is used to specify a custom 'Receive' date range, of which the data needs to be looked at. The date is the 'Receive' date and the time of the specimen, in to the lab.

The data can be custom filtered by using one criteria (at a time) from the dropdown. The dropdown contains the following options (exclusive to each other);

Accession ID:  Selection of this item requires the entry of the accession ID be entered in the Search Term field. Displays the detail of one accession ignoring the selected/displayed date range in the field# 1.

Att Requiring:     

This field is used to enter the criteria parameter. For example, if the Criteria 'Accession ID' is selected, enter the accession ID in the field.

After selecting the filtering parameters, click this button to execute the command.

This field displays the un-resulted accession count. This count may be sum of pending and initial accessions.

This field displays the accession count of the cases that have not been resulted during the time period the lab usually takes to result the accessions having similar tests otherwise. The logic used in the calculation requires some resulting history of the tests included in the accessions. If the required history does not exist, zero (0) is displayed.

This field displays the accession count, having critical results of which Prolis provides a mechanism to report to the clinicians.

This field displays the accession count of cases that have been partially qualified.

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This field displays the count of cases where a neat finalize operation did not occur. Prolis uses a specific logic to finalize an accession that has a number of steps of ensuring all the tests (user induced, reflexed, parent and children) have been resulted and released. The entire operation needs to be completed to yield a correct final otherwise it is a false final case.

The field displays the accession count which have been outsourced entirely or some of their tests.

This field displays the total count of accessions pulled by the command.

This grid displays the accessions in a tabular form, with the Received Date, Status (Pending, Initial, Partial and Final) and the Age in days, hours and minutes. If the status is pending, the Age is the time period between the Received time and the current time. If the status is Initial, Partial or the Final, the age is the time period between the Received time and the released time of the accession's last test.

The grid displays the data as Test ID, Test Name, Result, Flag, Test order Type and the Age in Days, Hours and Minutes. If the age is less than one hour, it is displayed in minutes otherwise in days and hours. If the test is resulted, the Age represents the time period between the accession received and the result released otherwise the age represents the time period between the accession received and the current time.