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4. A benign tumor Caris accepts upon AL approval as they are sometimes malignant.
6. A blood cancer affecting white blood cells and bone marrow
8. Our Chairman and Chief Executive Officer
9. A serious type of skin cancer that starts in pigment-containing cells known as melanocytes
11. Company used for providing shipping supplies including pre-packaged convenience kits and procedure packs
14. Documents that belong to an open or closed case in Carismatic
15. A form used to assist in providing a patient financial assistance
16. A type of order than can be submitted electronically or hand written
18. Type of document required to release finalized reports to another oncology or path that is not affiliated with the case
19. Training database consisting of videos
22. Also known as the specimen ID number
24. This can be selected as yes or no and will determine if something can advance to lab prior to having the discrepancy completed
26. Term referred to when a patient decides to not use insurance coverage for testing, or has no insurance to pay for testing
27. Also known as a compassionate care form
28. Website used to track your cases and case timer
29. Can be used as coverage for testing. Companies include BCBS, Cigna, Aetna, etc.
31. Where the specimen is housed/Where we request tissue from for testing
33. Website utilized to review new SOP's or policies as they are released as well as nonconformances
38. An abbreviation for a specific benign tumor Caris accepts
40. Caris employee responsible for renaming incoming documents, attaching documents to existing cases handling customer support emails, and creating patient cases in LIS
42. Something signed out at the end of testing and sent to the OP
43. Caris employee responsible for any outreach to treating physicians for additional documents or discussions needed for the case

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1. A type of flag added to a patients case in LIS when the patient is 18 years or younger
2. A federal health insurance for people 65 or older.
3. The process of accurately determining if new documents received in the CS Incoming Fax folder are attachments for existing cases or new patient cases
5. Phone system used for outbound calls to pathology
7. Website used to obtain information about pathology locations or acquiring a custom PSR, A form in which the patient signs in order for pathology to release the specimen
10. The death of most or all of the cells in an organ or tissue due to disease, injury, or the failure of blood supply
12. This term is associated with a patients address, phone number, or date of birth
13. Website used to create patient accounts. Also known as "LIS"
17. The standard length of time for testing which is 10-14 days as long as no repeat testing is needed.
19. Process for sending tissue blocks back to the originating pathology department
20. This can be selected as the following business day or more depending on the pathology special instructions
21. Additional type of flag that can be added to the case per OP's request to expedite testing, often used for patients above the age of 18 years old.
23. Where our International office is located within Switzerland
25. A cancer that begins in lymph nodes
30. Also known as Standard Operation Procedure
32. This can be selected as yes or no and will determine if a discrepancy is needed to be finalized before the report can be signed out
34. physician The doctor submitting orders for testing on behalf of the patient
35. The team responsible for all patient outreach and communication regarding testing
36. Any change in the DNA sequence of a cell.
37. All orders received for patients outside of the United States.
39. The date in which a specimen is collected from surgery
41. A document that an IC will fill out to completion in order to send to path for a tissue request