Patient Letters are
plainly formatted, basic letters that don’t need to be edited. They always output to PDF and use the letterhead supplied by your company during Onboarding. Location logos are not applicable, they use the letterhead supplied during Implementation. Use "Forms" if different logos are required on GP Letters. Patient Letters can be categorized in the configuration menu.
These print on your pre-supplied letterhead; location logos are not applicable in this function. See Forms below for other suggestions re letters by location logo.
The annual renewal of your Hearing Aid services program is due on <<Patient Maintenance Expiry>>.
Renewal of the program is optional, however it is important as it covers you for the cost of future
consultations, batteries, repairs or adjustments to your hearing aid.
Please find attached a Maintenance Agreement. Upon receiving the signed agreement your annual
maintenance will be renewed for a further 12 months. Please sign where indicated.
We trust your hearing aid(s) are of benefit to you. Please feel welcome to contact us
should you have any questions or queries.
Yours sincerely,
<<Clinic Name>>
After adding a new letter test it for a "test" patient to ensure accuracy particularly with margins before continuing to the next letter. The Help manual article displays the details of how to do this. [Don't use a real patient, we keep track of the history of Patient Letters send (not the letter itself, just the name of the letter) and the date it was sent.] using the attachment icon in the Patient record. [https://managehelp.auditdata.app/help/en/Manage/Content/html/patient_letters.htm]GP Letters are different to Patient Letters in that GP Letters open in MS Word, thus allowing the user to edit the GP Letter. The formatting is still basic in the template but because it opens in Word the user can emphasize specific information if required.
This
appears:
In CONFIGURE SYSTEM
SETTINGS>PATIENT>FORMS, clinics can upload their own stylized patient
forms [Word, pdf, editable pdf, etc). Such documents may have the same data tags
as provided in the link in Patient Letters above pasted within the document to capture the necessary data required prior saving.
If uploading a Word doc, make sure
the doc was saved with SPELL CHECK turned off. Any highlighted spelling
mistakes within a data tag will not work.
Tip: if you would rather type data tags manually in a Form instead of selecting, IF you have to correct a mistake you will need to copy the completed tag and then paste it to ensure there is no hidden “correction formatting” within the tag - it's how Word handles deletions.
FORM NAME - Assign this patient form a unique name – match it to your document name? [For Australia, if it is the government department HSP use the prefix HSP, if WorkCover prefix with WC and so on.] Make the name a visual categorization for easy searching eg if editable – put 'editable' in the name too. You will have to abbreviate to fit it all in.
FILENAME - Click the search option at the end of the
field to Browse for and select the document you wish to upload.
FONT SIZE - At the time of writing, if the font size is changed here it will change the size of any headings in the document. Test this yourself to ensure it has not changed in the meantime to update all text in the document.
FORM TAGS - Click Form Tags. This screen will appear:It is possible to indicate a specific data tag FONT size for certain tags, and also special MAPPING options.
Notes:
· If uploading a Word doc, users can select a Word doc with a static footer or header, however data tags within the footer or header will not be available to use.
· If uploading an edible PDF doc, the system will generate an editable PDF when printing the patient form. If uploading a regular PDF, the system will generate an regular non editable PDF when printing the patient form.
· PDF's can only use data tags no greater the 50 characters.
· Ensure that your PDF documents are not "secured".
· If a data tag will not work on a Word document, sometimes opening the original document and deleting and re-adding the tag will make the tag work. (One work around is to COPY ALL on the body content of the original document, and then delete all the body content, and then save the document, close the document and reopen to PASTE content back into the document and save. Then upload and retest this edited document to ensure tags work correctly.)
· If uploading a Word doc, make sure the doc was saved with SPELL CHECK turned off. Any highlighted spelling mistakes within a data tag will not work.
·
If you changes the form in Word, save it then re-upload it – but don’t
delete the tags or you will undo all your work.
The purpose of Call Logging is to create and maintain a log of inbound and outbound calls that are crucial to future interactions between the client and your business. While the configuration guide provides the detail, here is a quick overview of the Patient process:
In Patient Information the user can log a call by clicking this icon:
They will be prompted as follows:.
a. Source – Why did the call occur?
i. Eg. client requested Batteries
b. Action – What happened due to the call
i. Eg. Batteries were arranged
c. Outcome – What happened off the back of the call?
Eg. Batteries were postedAlerts are used to remind users of important or sensitive information about a Patient.
It could be a medical alert eg Patient is on blood-thinning medication, or a custody alert eg "Family-related data restriction, only Parent is allowed access to this patient's history", or an internal reminder from a clinician to a receptionist eg "Allow an extra 45 minutes for next Fitting appointment".
Such alerts can be displayed if any user accesses the patient within either the Scheduler or Patient Information pages or both, depending upon how it is set up. Information on Alerts is contained with the E-learning course Patient Information.