Version 20.18
 This window map article points out some of the important aspects of the window you're working with in OP but is not intended to be instructional. To learn about topics related to using this window, see the Related Articles section at the bottom of this page. |
About Well Visit: Allergies
Path: Clinical, Practice Management, or Billing tab > Patient Chart button > Well Visits > New or Open Note button > Allergies
The Allergies window is used to document medication-related and non-medication-related allergies and vaccine reactions during the patient's visit. It is also used to review the patient's documented allergies/reactions. This section of the Well Visit Note is chart-driven, meaning that the information populated here is pulled from and pushed back to the same section in the Patient Chart.
Well Visit: Allergies Map
| Number | Section | Description |
1 | Allergies button | The Allergies button accesses the Allergies window in the patient's Well Visit Note. |
2 | Well Visit Function buttons | The function buttons delete an entire Well Visit Note, edit a Well Visit Note, or save a Well Visit Note. |
| 3 | Allergy/Reaction List Function buttons | The Allergy/Reaction functions buttons:
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4 | Flag as Incomplete checkbox | The Flag as Incomplete checkbox marks the Well Visit Note as unfinished. |
5 | Prioritize button | The Prioritize buttons move an allergy/reaction up and down in the Allergy/Reaction list. |
6 | Allergy/Reaction List | The Allergy/Reaction List is a list of all the patient's allergies/reactions (past and present). The list contains the allergy/reaction, notes, status, onset date, resolved indication, and updated date. |
7 | PMFS History/Meds Reviewed | The PMFS History/Meds Reviewed field is populated as allergies/reactions are marked as reviewed. This text box can also be used to enter or review a patient's past or current allergies/reactions. You can also indicate that the patient does not have any allergies/reactions in this field. Current Allergies can also be listed in this field. |
Version 20.17
About Well Visit: Allergies
Path: Clinical, Practice Management, or Billing tab > Patient Chart button > Well Visits > New or Open Note button > Allergies
The Allergies window is used to document medication-related and non-medication-related allergies and vaccine reactions during the patient's visit. It is also used to review the patient's documented allergies/reactions. This section of the Well Visit Note is chart-driven, meaning that the information populated here is pulled from and pushed back to the same section in the Patient Chart.
Well Visit: Allergies Map
| Number | Section | Description |
1 | Allergies button | The Allergies button accesses the Allergies window in the patient's Well Visit Note. |
2 | Well Visit Function buttons | The function buttons delete an entire Well Visit Note, edit a Well Visit Note, or save a Well Visit Note. |
3 | Flag as Incomplete checkbox | The Flag as Incomplete checkbox marks the Well Visit Note as unfinished. |
4 | Allergy/Reaction List Function buttons | The Allergy/Reaction functions buttons:
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5 | Prioritize button | The Prioritize buttons move an allergy/reaction up and down in the Allergy/Reaction list. |
6 | Allergy/Reaction List | The Allergy/Reaction List is a list of all the patient's allergies/reactions (past and present). The list contains the allergy/reaction, notes, status, onset date, resolved indication, and updated date. |
7 | PMFS History/Meds Reviewed | The PMFS History/Meds Reviewed field is populated as allergies/reactions are marked as reviewed. This text box can also be used to enter or review a patient's past or current allergies/reactions. You can also indicate that the patient does not have any allergies/reactions in this field. Current Allergies can also be listed in this field. |
8 | Complete List button | The Complete List button lists the templates that are created, edited, and reviewed in the Well Visit Template Editor. Templates are pre-written scenarios you can use in a Well Visit to document common pediatric diagnoses. Templates include detailed descriptions of the usual pertinent positive and negative findings of a wide variety of illnesses, with a standard assessment, plan, and ICD-10 coding. Included with your installation of Office Practicum are Pediatric specific templates. |
9 | Prior Notes button | The Prior Notes button opens a list of the patient's prior Visit Notes. |
