Description I: Recent diagnostic studies further define the PHR Account Holder's current state. The system should capture, display, and maintain the results of tests and diagnostic studies, as limited by legal requirements or organizational policy. These will include laboratory tests with multiple line items such as test panels. Each individual item of a panel result should allow individual annotation. Other studies including diagnostic imaging studies should be included. Some tests such as colonoscopy or coronary artery catheterization will be derived from an encounter in PH.1.6 but the test results should be listed here. A useful display will show brief test titles with dates and a simple flag to denote an abnormal component of the test. This gives the reviewer a quick understanding on which tests have been done, which tests were abnormal and which tests are out of date and may need to be repeated. The EHR system is considered to be a more proper repository for a provider's orders than the PHR system. However, the PHR system may be the proper repository for “Direct-To-Consumer” laboratory tests that are ordered by the PHR Account Holder. Also, standing, recurring, or lifetime orders may be kept in the PHR (perhaps as part of a Care Plan). PHRs should be able to capture the fact that orders were made (either by a clinician or by a consumer) and link given test results to their corresponding orders. Example(s): The results reporting list should inform the PHR Account Holder of the date of the most recent EKG or prostate cancer screening test and indicate the existence of abnormal findings.