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== Overview ==
== Overview ==

Collect a [[Concepts/Specimen|specimen]] for a service request.
This flow describes how to collect a [[Concepts/Specimen|specimen]] for a service request in Care. You record the collection details and identify the specimen with a QR code or an accession identifier.

== Pre-requisites ==

* A user created a service request for the patient, and you open that service request.
* The requested test or procedure needs one or more specimens.
* The service request is in Draft or Active status. You can edit specimen fields only in these two statuses.
* You have the permissions listed below.

== Permissions ==

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Permission
! Access
|-
| Can Create Specimen on Facility
| Lets you collect a specimen for a service request at the facility. Facility Admin, Admin, Doctor, and Nurse have this permission.
|}


== Steps ==
== Steps ==
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# Open the specimen from the service request.
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# Enter or generate the accession identifier.
# Record collection time, quantity, method, body site, fasting status, and notes.
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# Save the collection.


=== 1. Open the service request ===
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{{Note|1=Care records the current user as the collector.}}

Open the detail page of the service request that needs the specimen.

The page shows a '''Specimens''' section. This section lists one card for each required specimen type. Each card shows the collection instructions for that specimen type.

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=== 2. Start the collection ===

Select '''Collect Specimen''' on the card of the specimen type that you collect.

Care creates a draft specimen and opens the collection form.

=== 3. Record the collection details ===

Enter the collection details in the form.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Component
! What it captures
|-
| Collection Date & Time
| The date and time of the collection. This field is optional.
|-
| Quantity
| The collected amount and its unit. If you enter one of the two, enter both.
|-
| Body Site
| The part of the body that you collect the specimen from. This field is optional.
|-
| Fasting Status
| The fasting state of the patient, and the fasting duration. This field is optional.
|-
| Notes
| More information about the collection. This field is optional.
|}

The form also shows the container requirements for the specimen type, if the type defines them. These requirements are read-only.

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{{Note|1=Care records you as the collector of the specimen.}}

=== 4. Identify the specimen ===

Select how you identify the specimen with the '''Generate QR Code''' and '''Scan Existing''' toggle.

* To create a new identifier, select '''Generate QR Code'''.
* To use an identifier that the container already has, select '''Scan Existing'''. Scan the accession identifier, or type it.

=== 5. Submit the form ===

Select the submit button on the collection form.

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Care changes the status of the specimen from Draft to Available.

=== 6. Print the labels ===

To print the QR code labels, go back to the service request page. Select '''Print All QR Codes'''. Care prints a label for each selected specimen.


== Expected Outcome ==
== Expected Outcome ==

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Care changes the specimen from Draft to Available and shows its QR code.
* Care records the specimen with your collection details.
* The status of the specimen changes from Draft to Available.
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* The specimen has a QR code or an accession identifier.
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* You can print a QR code label for the specimen from the service request page.


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