Which section of the Transfer navigator must the physician use to reconcile all orders?

• A. Order status
• B. Review Current Orders
• C. Transfer Orders
• D. Reconcile

Answer: (C)

When a patient is moving between locations, all active orders must be reviewed and aligned for the new setting. The Transfer Orders section of the Transfer navigator is the place that gathers every order related to the transfer and lets the physician review, adjust, carry forward, or discontinue them as part of the handoff. This focused area ensures that medications, labs, and therapies reflect the patient’s current needs in the destination environment, minimizing omissions or duplication. Other sections describe order status or current orders in a general sense, or offer a broad reconciliation tool, but they don’t centralize the transfer-specific review. Therefore, the Transfer Orders section is used to reconcile all orders during a transfer.