For a patient to qualify for a workqueue, what rules must be satisfied?

To qualify a patient for a workqueue, it's essential that the criteria encompasses both error/warning rules and routing rules. Specifically, at least one error or warning rule must evaluate to true, indicating that there is some condition that needs attention or action, while concurrently ensuring that all routing rules evaluate to true to appropriately guide the patient's case into the workqueue.

This combination is critical because error or warning rules typically highlight issues that require intervention, and routing rules determine the rightful path for the patient's case to follow within the system. Thus, the balance of having both types of rules evaluated ensures that an appropriate and actionable workqueue is established for patient management, facilitating efficient workflow and care delivery.

Understanding this requirement sets a framework for the operational functioning of workqueues in clinical systems, which is paramount for effective patient handling.