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Edit Screen |
| 1-Discharge instruction access |
| 2-Prescription Access |
| 3-Create a Standard template of the current record in the edit screen using this button. |
| 4-Speed
Buttons comprise the top line of small
blue button. These flip back to designated screens to edit information. When editing a Quick Record use the three #4 selections identified by the lime green circle. For a normal patient with a single chief complaint and diagnosis, these three areas need to have specifics changed to make the record patient specific. Pearl-Become familiar with the pertinent positives and negatives in the ROS and PE of the top 30-40 most common diagnosis Quick Record Templates. If you document differently, know how to change the choices, then save as your own template in your personal archive. Pearl-If you are going to change a template to be permanently saved in your own archive you must make changes through the Speed Buttons. SEE SPECIAL NOTE ON BOTTOM SCREEN |
| 5-Accesses the same fields as the speed buttons, but won't change a template for permanent archiving as a standard. Double clicking here only enable editing of information for the current patient. |
| 6-Double clicking here only enable editing of information for the current patient. |
| 7-Scrolling |
| 8-View Record as it would be printed from the current edit field. |
| 9-Exits the current patient edit screen and returns to Main patient whiteboard. Will suspend and save current work in progress. |
| 10-Prints a record and sends final record to archive. Final record can't be altered, but may have addendum placed through the archive button |
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When entering a Speed Button field, after the
selections have been, it is IMPERATIVE,
that you use the return to edit button at the top
left identified by the 1. |
