Clinical Order Authorizations
Authorizations are available for the clinical order. The system administration defines the authorizations for the users to enter and manage clinical orders. The system checks these authorizations before executing a function.
The system administrator must manage the following authorization objects for the clinical order:
N_1CORDER
You use the authorization object N_1CORDER
for the following clinical order activities:
Create
Change
Display
Cancel
With regard to these activities you can determine that individual activities are not permitted when an order item has a specific item status. You define the permitted activities for the item status of a status profile.
Example
If an order item has the item status Completed
, the user can only display it. The Change activity is no longer permitted.
You can also restrict the user authorizations for activities using the following fields:
Initiating Organizational Unit (OU)
The initiating OU of a clinical order for which the user can enter or change a clinical order.
Initiating Department
Initiating Employee/Business Partner
Treatment OU
Addressee of a clinical order to whom a user can send a clinical order, e.g. the service performer.
Departmentally Assigned OU
The departmental OU to which the user can send a clinical order.
Caution
If you only use SAP Patient Management (IS-H), but not the clinical system (i.s.h.med), you must use the authorization object N_VKG_FCT
instead of this authorization object for clinical orders (IS-H will only use this in the Preregistrations variant).
B_USERSTAT
You use this authorization object to define which status a user may set for the order items in the clinical order.
N_LANF_LEI
The authorization object is available for the request and for the clinical order. For the clinical order you can only restrict the authorization to the following fields:
Service Code
Service Catalog
Nursing OU
Key of OU
Universal authorizations for these authorization objects are contained in the profiles N_ISHMED_ALL
and N_ISHMED_NEW
.
You should enhance the authorization profiles of the user groups who will work with clinical orders, by adding the required authorizations.
Note
You can also generally lock the transaction for the clinical order (N1CORD
) using the authorization object N_EINR_TCO
.