Version 20.16
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In Document Management, patient Documents can be signed or annotated for various reasons, such as to indicate acknowledgment or to send a signed Document to another contributor to the patient's care via Direct Message or eFax, if enabled. Signatures and annotations can only be made to non-PDF Document Types, such as .TIFFs.
Sign a Document
- Navigate to the patient's Document.
- Click the Edit button. A toolbar is displayed at the bottom of the window.
- Click the Sign button. Your cursor is converted to a pen-like tool.
- Use your cursor to manually draw your signature on the Document. The signature is displayed as dotted lines until you release your cursor.
- (Optional) If you're not satisfied with the appearance of your signature, click the Undo buttonand repeat Step 4.
- Click the Save button to save the edited Document.
- If you signed the Document for the purpose of sending it to a party outside of OP, proceed with your normal workflow for creating a Direct or eFax Message.
Annotate a Document
- Navigate to the patient's Document.
- Click the Edit button. A toolbar is displayed at the bottom of the window.
- Click the Add annotation button.
- Using your cursor, draw a rectangular text box on the Document and release your cursor. The Annotation options are displayed.
- Proceed with your Annotation using the following options:
- Properties: Gives you options to change the overall appearance of the Annotation, such as the background and outline color and style, the font, font size, and text justification.
- Edit text: Opens the Annotation text-entry field where you'll enter the text of your annotation. Once your text is entered and you click OK, click into the Annotation box to populate your text.
- Cancel Annotation: Removes the Annotation box from the Document.
- Apply on image: Applies the Annotation box to the Document thumbnail image.
- (Optional) If you're not satisfied with the appearance of your Annotation, click the Undo button and repeat Step 5 to start over.
- Click the Save button when finished.