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Send a diagnostic request to Independent Veterinary Pathology

To use Independent Veterinary Pathology to do a diagnostic test, you must send a diagnostic test request.

  • Make sure that your ezyVet site has configured integrations for Independent Veterinary Pathology.
  • Make sure that your site has a configured supplier contact record for Independent Veterinary Pathology.
To send a diagnostic test request, do this procedure.
  1. Select Clinical.
    The Clinical tab
    The left sidebar shows clinical records of your ezyVet site.
  2. In the left sidebar, find and select the applicable clinical record.
    ezyVet shows settings and information of the clinical record.
  3. Select Diagnostics and Treatments.
    The Diagnostics and Treatments button
    Trouble: If ezyVet does not show the Diagnostics and Treatments button, select View By Group:
    The View By Group button
  4. Adjacent to Diagnostic Request, select the plus button.
    The plus button that is adjacent to Diagnostic Request
    ezyVet shows a New Diagnostic Request dialog box.
  5. In the Vet box, select the applicable veterinarian.
    The Vet box
  6. In the Diagnostic Supplier box, select the applicable supplier contact record of the Independent Veterinary Pathology integration.
  7. In the Diagnostics boxes, select each diagnostic test that you want.
    Note: Only the diagnostic codes that Independent Veterinary Pathology supplies show when you select an Independent Veterinary Pathology supplier contact record.
  8. Make other settings as necessary.
  9. Select Add.
    The Add button
ezyVet sends the diagnostic test request to Independent Veterinary Pathology. The Diagnostic Request section of the clinical record shows the request.
  1. Use the PDF button that is adjacent to the diagnostic test request to print the diagnostics requisition form.
  2. Send the completed diagnostics requisition form and the patient's diagnostic samples to Independent Veterinary Pathology.