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LA Test Orders - "Weight at Collection" OUM Conversion #1678

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JScott-JMC opened this issue Dec 31, 2024 · 4 comments
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LA Test Orders - "Weight at Collection" OUM Conversion #1678

JScott-JMC opened this issue Dec 31, 2024 · 4 comments

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@JScott-JMC
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This is essentially the same function as #1650 with a different LOINC code in OBX.3.1

Story

As the LA PHL, so that I can parse the Ochsner facilities' Weight at Collection data in the appropriate unit of measure (OUM), I need the CDC Intermediary to convert this numeric field from kilograms to grams for all Ochsner NBS test order messages.

Pre-conditions

  • A test order is received in RS from the LA Ochsner NBS system (MSH.3 = "13^1.2.840.114350.1.13.286.2.7.2.695071^ISO").
  • The order message contains an OBX segment with an OBX.3.1 value of "58229-6".

*Note: The Ochsner team will NOT be sending the actual OUM in OBX.6, but they confirmed it will be in kilograms

Acceptance Criteria

  • The numeric Weight at Collection value in OBX.5.1 (when OBX.3.1 = 58229-6) is multiplied by 1000x.
  • The UOM designation of "g^gram^UCUM" is added to OBX.6.
  • This transformation is successfully performed for all NBS test orders received from the LA Ochsner system.
  • This transformation is not performed for NBS test orders received from other hospital systems.
  • Obtain an Ochsner-specific example order message that captures the Weight at Collection as identified above.
  • Create a new transform that multiplies the proper OBX 5.1 value by 1000x.
    • Clarify if we can re-use an existing transform or if a new one will be needed.
  • Configure the transform above.
  • Add assertion to the automated tests for this scenario.

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Research

  • Research work needed to complete the story
  • Foundational: High-level research that will support this and future efforts

Engineering

  • Engineering work needed to complete the story
  • Foundational: Technical runway work to support this and future efforts

Definition of Done

  • Documentation tasks completed
    • Documentation and diagrams created or updated
      • ADRs (/adr folder)
      • Main README.md
      • Other READMEs in the repo
      • If applicable, update the ReportStream Setup section in README.md
    • Threat model updated
    • API documentation updated
  • Code quality tasks completed
    • Code refactored for clarity and no design/technical debt
    • Adhere to separation of concerns; code is not tightly coupled, especially to 3rd party dependencies
  • Testing tasks completed
    • Load tests passed
    • Additional e2e tests created
    • Additional RS e2e assertions created in the rs-e2e project for any new transformations. Includes improvements to the assertion code required to make the new assertions
  • Build & Deploy tasks completed
    • Build process updated
    • API(s) are versioned
    • Feature toggles created and/or deleted. Document the feature toggle
    • Source code is merged to the main branch

Note: Please remove any DoD items that are not applicable

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  • Optional: Any reference material or thoughts we may need for later reference
@JScott-JMC JScott-JMC added the foundational A foundational backlog task label Dec 31, 2024
@basiliskus
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Related to #1091

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@JohnNKing
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Closing in favor of combining this effort with #1650

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