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If your organization has implemented the Heath Information Exchange (HIE) option, then you can see the source (from which your patients’ clinical data was derived) on the Details panes of most clinical displays. For example, if your organization shares data with other organizations in your area, then you could see from which organization a particular item (such as a clinical note, a lab result, or an allergy status) was derived. Depending on how your profile is configured, you may also be able to view the source of the clinical data on the Summary screens of the clinical displays, as well as filter the Summary screen by source (for example, view only those results that were derived from a particular hospital). When the HIE option is implemented, it affects all of the displays below. It works in a similar manner in all of these displays.
  • Allergies
  • Clinical Notes
  • Lab Results
  • Medications
  • Order Status (standard)
  • Problem List
  • Test Results
  • Vitals
    At this time, HIE is not available for the I/Os or CPOE Orders displays. HIE also works slightly differently on the Vitals and the Lab Results displays, as described in the following:For the Vitals display, the Source column is not present on the Vitals Summary. Consequently, filtering or sorting by source is unavailable. You can view the Source for an individual vital sign (for example, Blood Pressure) via the Source field that is displayed on the Details pane.The Lab Results display works differently in one respect: you cannot change the sort order of the Component Table on the Lab Results Summary. However, you can click on a table cell containing a numeric result to display the details of that specific result. The Source field is then displayed under the Status field on the Details pane.
If implemented by your organization, HIE functionality is also available on the Patient Summary tab where you can view and sort patient data by source via the Source column. You can also filter the Patient Summary list by source via the Sources filter.

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Viewing Source on the Patient Data Display

When HIE is implemented for your organization, a Source field is included on the Detail panes of most of the clinical displays. Its exact location may vary by display option.
  • Allergies: Near the top of the Details pane, just after the allergy name.
  • Clinical Notes: Near the top of the Details pane, just after the Status field for all types of Clinical Notes, except those notes that have a MANUALREG source.
  • Lab Results: On the Details pane, as either the last field on the screen or under Status field.
  • Medications: On the Order tab, above the Notes/Comments field.
  • Order Status (standard): this pertains to all orders in which source appears under Physician Details.
    When both CPOE and HIE have been implemented, the Orders display option is available instead of Order Status. The Source field appears last on the Orders Details pane. Please see your Commure Pro representative for more information.
  • Problems: On the Details pane below the Status field.
  • Test Results: Near the top of the Details pane, just below the Search field.
  • Vitals: On the Details pane, just after the Time column.
In addition, a new column for Source may be present on the Summary pane of the clinical displays, if enabled in your user profile. The Source column allows you to quickly see where the data came from. Just like any other column on a Summary pane, you can use the Source column to sort the Summary list, effectively grouping all the results from the same source(s) together:
  • Click Sort Ascending or Sort Descending in the Source column header to sort the summary list by Source.

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Filtering by Source on Patient Data Display

You may be able to filter the Summary pane of the clinical display by source, if enabled in your user profile: The Sources filter, located in the upper right corner of the Patient Data Display, allows you to trim down the Summary list and view just the clinical items that were derived from a particular source or sources that have been designated as HIE sources. The Sources filter also works in combination with the standard filters for a given clinical display.
  1. From the Summary pane for a clinical display, click Sources.
    An asterisk appears on the Sources filter to indicate when one or more sources have been excluded. No asterisk indicates that All Sources are included. In some cases, there may be other Sources referenced by Commure Pro that are not listed in the Sources Reference list. These too can also appear in the Source Options.
    The Source Options screen is displayed, showing a list of all available sources. All is the default.
  2. Select the source(s) of data that you want to include from Source Options screen. You can either:
    1. Select All to show clinical data derived from all sources; or
    2. Uncheck All and select one or more specific sources.
  3. When done, click OK.
  4. (Optional) Select a standard filter for the current display option. The clinical items that match the selected sources (and also the standard filter criteria, if you chose one) are displayed. The sources and standard filter remain selected until you choose something different.

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To go back to showing all of the source and clinical data for the patient

  1. Select the standard Filter and check All.
  2. Select Sources, and check the All check box.
  3. Click OK.