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This H&P happens to be for an ENT specialist, but any H&P can be done this way. You decide what categories you want, how
you want them automated, and we do the rest.
you want them automated, and we do the rest.
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Your document or letter should start differently depending on whether you're writing about a referral, an established patient,
or a new patient. Click the appropriate button and get a different line of text (see highlighted section below). You should
also be able to vary whether the person you're writing about is a "patient" of someone, or a "client," and you might want to
have a choice of salutation format - "Dr. So-and-So" or "Jim." Now you can.
or a new patient. Click the appropriate button and get a different line of text (see highlighted section below). You should
also be able to vary whether the person you're writing about is a "patient" of someone, or a "client," and you might want to
have a choice of salutation format - "Dr. So-and-So" or "Jim." Now you can.
Especially if you're a specialist, you probably enter many of the same findings over and over again. Why not automate it?
entering defaults in some textboxes, but dictating text in others. If a box is left completely empty, that heading and
category are removed from the document: why have a lot of blank spaces? Just makes accreditors think you skipped it.
entering defaults in some textboxes, but dictating text in others. If a box is left completely empty, that heading and
category are removed from the document: why have a lot of blank spaces? Just makes accreditors think you skipped it.
Same here. Physicians in virtually every type of practice have phrases and sentences they use repeatedly - but you still have to individualize
dictation for every patient. Now you can.
dictation for every patient. Now you can.
Another time-saving trick: if you're a specialist, how many different diagnoses do you really use? Put the
ones that cover 95% of your patients in here, and you won't have to enter them individually each time. You
can always add something or take something out - but at least you won't be doing the whole thing from
scratch every time.
ones that cover 95% of your patients in here, and you won't have to enter them individually each time. You
can always add something or take something out - but at least you won't be doing the whole thing from
scratch every time.
Same with recommendations and procedures: put in the most common ones, then leave a place to enter "Other." You'll
save a lot of time, we promise.
save a lot of time, we promise.
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