Use the Orders List
The Orders List displays orders received electronically from the Order Communications system.

- From the Menu screen, click the Orders List button.
- Apply filters in the fields at the bottom of the screen.
- Click the List button to refresh whenever filters are added or removed.
OR
Select a Filter Profile from the dropdown.

Colour | Category | Description |
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Red |
Order |
Unacknowledged electronic order. |

Tip:
Double-click in a field, or press F4 with the cursor in that field to display available values. Select one value, or leave blank to see all.
Tip:
Filters fields can only contain one value. To filter by multiple values see Filter profiles - 7. Configure Table Filters.
Vetting List:
Orders List:


A system administrator can select the default worklist columns. Anyone with the relevant permissions can arrange and filter worklist columns.
Column | Description | Column | Description |
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AE number | Unique identifying number from the Emergency Department. To allow or deny input, go to Tables > System > XR Settings > RECEPT.CollectAENumber. | Originating OCS | The Order Comms system from which this order originated. |
Accession number | Unique identifying number for an image. | Patient type | Common patient types are Inpatient, Outpatient, A&E Attender, and GP. |
Attended | Not applicable to the Orders, Requests, or Vetting Lists. Used to indicate an attended event on the Day List or Appointments List. | Pathway | Locally-defined care or treatment pathway. |
Booked by | Cris user who made the appointment. | Planned | Date a planned event is due to take place. |
Booked time | Time the appointment was made. | Policy type | For billing / insurance. |
CHI number | Unique identifying number for a patient in Scotland. | Postcode | Patient's postcode. Demographics usually come to Cris from your PAS / HIS / EPR. |
Clinician group | Vetting (resource) group of clinicians. | Practitioner | Clinician who is responsible for vetting an order / request. |
Cris number | Unique identifying number for a radiology record. | Pregnancy key | Unique identifying number derived from the event key of the first event in the pregnancy. |
Date | Date depends on the type of event: Order - date received in Cris, Request - date in the Request Date field on Event Details, Appointment - date of scheduled appointment, Waiting - date placed on a waiting list. | Referral location | GP surgery or hospital department of the referrer. |
Days wait | Number of days since request date. | Referral source | Hospital or practice code of the referrer. |
Date of birth | Patient's date of birth. Demographics usually come to Cris from your PAS / HIS / EPR. | Referrer | Clinician who requested the examination. |
Event number | Unique identifying number for a radiology event. Preceded by E- (for example E-122459). You can type this number (or scan a bar-code) into the Cris No field to open a specific event. | Reporting urgency | A code to represent how soon this event should be reported. Linked to event (booking) urgency. |
Event urgency | A code to represent how soon this request should be booked. | Request category | Category of the referring location, for example NHS patient, private patient. |
Examinations | All examinations in this event. | Request made | Date an electronic order was sent to Cris, or a paper request was signed, by a referring clinician. |
Exam groups | A code which identifies a group of exams, as set in the Exams Per Hospital table. | Request number | The ReqNo column displays a status and urgency (for example OC 5) until the event is attended. It then displays a unique identifying number (for example 1035). |
Forename(s) | Patient's forename(s). Demographics usually come to Cris from your PAS / HIS / EPR. | Request received | Date an electronic order was sent to Cris, or a paper request was received in the department. |
Hospital number | Unique identifying number for a patient from your PAS / HIS / EPR. | Required | Date by which an examination should take place, as specified by the vetting clinician (practitioner). This should override the breach date, if sooner. |
Intended clinician | Clinician who will report the event. | Rooms | Show rooms assigned to an event. |
LMP date | Date of Last Menstrual Period. | Row | Row counter for the list. |
Lead clinician | The referring clinician who is responsible for a group of other clinicians within a particular speciality. | Site | Origin of the request. |
Mobility | Patient's mobility at the time of examination (for example, walking, chair, trolley). Used to assess the patient's care requirements. | Speciality | Show the main speciality of the referring clinician. |
Modalities | Type of examination (for example, CT, x-ray, ultrasound). | Status | (Event) status is the specific status of an order, request, appointment etc. For example, Request Rejected. |
MRN | Unique identifying number for a patient (Medical Record Number). | Surname | Patient's surname. Demographics usually come to Cris from your PAS / HIS / EPR. |
NHS number | Unique identifying number for a patient in the UK. | Time | Time of Order received or Appointment to occur. Requests do not have a time value. |
Order ID | Unique identifying number for an electronic order. | Vetting status | Status code to indicate vetting is Awaited, Referred, On Hold, Not Required, Completed, or Rejected. |
Order status | A number to indicate whether an order has been accepted. Go to Tables > System > XR Settings and filter by. | Weeks wait | Number of weeks since the request date. |