Which term describes activating orders that were assigned by the physician and designated when to release, with future orders released on patient check-in?

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Which term describes activating orders that were assigned by the physician and designated when to release, with future orders released on patient check-in?

Releasing orders describe the process of activating pre-signed orders that the physician designated to release at a future time, such as at patient check-in. In Radiant, these orders are held until the specified release moment, at which point they become active and ready to be carried out. This setup matches the idea of orders assigned by the physician with a scheduled release time and then released when the patient checks in. Referrals, reports, and the system name don’t capture this activation-timing workflow.

Releasing orders describe the process of activating pre-signed orders that the physician designated to release at a future time, such as at patient check-in. In Radiant, these orders are held until the specified release moment, at which point they become active and ready to be carried out. This setup matches the idea of orders assigned by the physician with a scheduled release time and then released when the patient checks in. Referrals, reports, and the system name don’t capture this activation-timing workflow.

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