Create Test Groups to organize related tests by categories like Hematology, General Chemistry, Toxicology, Performed by LabCorp. Once configured, the group preserves your specified sequence:
During result entry all the result entry forms will display tests in the defined order.
On printed and electronic result reports, the same order is maintained for consistency and readability.
Note that tests not included in any group will be categorized as Miscellaneous.
π Instructions
Follow the steps below to create a Test Group
Click on Master Files
Click on Test Groups
Once the form has opened, create a Code and Name
Click on the Add button to save
Click on the button Tests and select all applicable then click Save.
Notice that you can move tests positions and group positions by using the arrow buttons or by drag and drop.
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