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How to Upload Procedure Images?

This user guide provides step-by-step instructions for uploading procedure images, ensuring accurate documentation and efficient patient record management.

Understanding Terminologies

Procedure Images

Procedure images are visual records captured before, during, or after a medical or aesthetic procedure to document treatment progress, ensure accuracy, and enhance patient records.

Upload Procedure Images Through Procedure View Screen

  1. The user can upload procedure images through the patient profile by accessing the Patients List Screen via two entry points.
    1. From the EMR Board Tabs, select “Patients.’’
    2. From the Left Navigation, click on the “EMR Board” dropdown and select “Patients.” Alternatively, you can type “Patients” into the search bar in the Left Navigation.
  2. From the patient list, click on three dots under the action column and select "View Patient Profile" for the specific patient, or simply click anywhere on the patient’s data.
  3. On the Patient Information Screen, users can access a comprehensive summary of all patient details. To view the procedure images, simply click on the ‘’Procedures’’ tab.
  4. Here, you will find all procedures for the patient. Click “View Procedure” next to the desired procedure to access its details.Note: The Procedure View Screen can also be accessed through the Bookings List Screen and the EMR Board. For detailed navigation, refer to our “Create a New Procedure” article.
  5. On the Procedure View Screen, navigate to the Procedure Images/Videos section and click “Upload Images” or “Upload After Images” to proceed.
  6. Upload images from different angles, select the desired images, and click “Next” to proceed to the Marking Screen.
  7. To upload additional images, click the “+ Add Image” button at the bottom of the screen. A pop-up window will open where you can upload your image and enter a label. Once finished, click “Add Image” to save it.

    The procedure images have been uploaded successfully!