Attach Documents or Files with a Patient's Profile
This user guide offers detailed instructions for uploading and managing patient-related documents within the system, ensuring efficient record-keeping and easy access to important files.
Understanding Terminologies
Documents
Documents refer to medical and administrative records associated with a patient’s care. These may include medical history, consent forms, questionnaires, prescriptions, invoices, insurance details, test results, and other essential files that support treatment, compliance, and record-keeping.
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Attach Documents or Files with a Patient's Profile
- The user can attach documents to a patient profile through the "Patients List Screen’’ accessible via three entry points.
- From the patient list, click on three dots under the action column and select "View Patient Profile" for the specific patient.
- On the Patient Profile page, users can access a comprehensive summary of patient details. To view documents, hover over the ‘More’ tab and select ‘Documents’ from the dropdown menu.
- To attach a new document to the patient profile, click ‘New Document’ in the top right corner of the screen.
- Enter the Document Name and choose a Document Type from the dropdown menu.
Note: ‘Document type’ refers to the category or classification assigned to a document based on its purpose or content. A ‘file’ is a digital or physical record containing data, documents, or media related to a specific subject. A ‘questionnaire’ is a structured set of questions designed to gather patient information, typically related to medical history, symptoms, or treatment preferences. ‘Consent’ is a formal document that grants permission for a medical procedure, treatment, or data usage, ensuring the patient understands and agrees to the terms. A ‘membership agreement’ is a contractual document outlining the terms and conditions of a membership program, often detailing benefits, fees, and cancellation policies for medical or wellness services. A ‘procedure’ is a medical or esthetic treatment performed on a patient, following a standardized protocol to ensure safety and effectiveness.
- Select the appointment from the dropdown menu.
- Pick an Expiration Date from the calendar.
Note: The ‘expiration date’ on a document signifies the date after which it is considered invalid or outdated. Time-sensitive documents like licenses, certifications, consent forms, prescriptions, and insurance records are needed to ensure compliance and accuracy in patient records.
- To attach a document or file, click ‘Add Attachment’ and upload the desired file from your computer.
Note: You can attach multiple files. To delete an attached file, click the ‘Remove’ button.
- After entering all the required information, click ‘Create Document’ to save it.
- All documents are organized by file type. Click on a specific file type to view the documents in that category.