29 docs tagged with "Doctor Work Bench (EMR)"

Write the advice for the patient and set when the patient should come back, so that both print on the prescription.

The doctor's patient queue, SOAP consultation notes and orders.

Frequently asked questions for the Doctor Work Bench (EMR) screens.

Let GenX build a first draft of the discharge summary from the admission's doctor and nursing notes, then review it and save.

Order investigations and other services for the patient from inside the SOAP note, sign the order, and find it again in the order list.

Enter height, weight, blood pressure, temperature and the other vital signs in the SOAP note and compare them with earlier readings.

Note what the patient reports in the SOAP note - the chief complaints, the medical and family history, and any allergies.

Note what you find on examination, add the diagnosis from the coded list, and write your assessment and plan in the SOAP note.

Save a consultation as a draft, sign it to complete the visit, and print the prescription for the patient.

Keep the list of allergens doctors pick when they record a patient's allergy, grouped by allergy category.

Keep the pick list of complaints and problems doctors choose from when they record why the patient came in.

Keep the coded list of diagnoses doctors search when they record a diagnosis, arranged by coding system, chapter and group.

Keep the list of dosing frequencies doctors pick when they prescribe a medicine, and how each one prints on the prescription.

Keep the list of allergic reactions doctors pick when they record what happens to a patient on exposure to an allergen.

Place questions in a template's sections and set the sentence printed in the note for each answer the doctor picks.

Build the note templates doctors write in — which sections they contain, in what order, and for which visits.

Write the clinical questions doctors answer in their notes, and the answers they can pick from.

Create the sections — such as Chief Complaint, Past History or Physical Examination — that SOAP note templates are built from.

Keep the list of vital signs your staff record — such as temperature, pulse and blood pressure — with their units and normal ranges.

Build the vital sign charts staff fill in — which readings appear, in what order, for which specialty and age group.

Name the groups that keep related vital signs together on a vital sign chart, such as Blood Pressure.

Doctors and nurses write with a pen on a tablet, and GenX turns the handwriting into the typed visit note, IPD notes and orders.

Find your patient in the day's list and open the SOAP note to begin the OPD consultation.

Have the patient or attendant sign the hospital's consent form on the tablet, with a witness, and save it to the patient's documents.

Pick the set of sections for a consultation, and fill a note in one step from a template you saved from an earlier visit.

Read the notes and prescriptions of a patient's earlier visits, copy the last visit into today's note, and find any past OPD note.

Add medicines to the SOAP note with strength, frequency and duration, then sign them so that they print on the prescription.

Write the OPD consultation with a pen on the tablet, check what GenX read, and save it as the typed visit note and prescription.

Write progress notes, nursing notes and medicine orders for an admitted patient with a pen on the tablet, and find the page on the web.