What type of items can be categorized under secondary display items?

Secondary display items refer to the additional pieces of information that enhance the primary data presented in patient care or management systems. These items are typically supplementary, providing context or details that help clinicians and staff make informed decisions without being the primary focus of the interface.

Additional order information perfectly fits this category because it supports the primary data, such as the main orders or lab results, by offering insights or details about those orders. This could include notes about the order, modifications, or clarifications that are not part of the core order itself but are necessary for proper understanding and action.

In contrast, urgent notifications are considered primary information that requires immediate attention rather than being supplementary. Patient demographics are essential baseline data that allow healthcare providers to identify and analyze patient populations, rather than additional context to existing information. Financial history serves as important context but does not enhance the immediate clinical decision-making process the way additional order information does. Thus, additional order information is clearly defined as a secondary display item as it augments the main data set without overshadowing it.