Patient Notes
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Patient Notes - Vehrdict Support Wiki
In the Patient Notes section of the VEHRDICT system, clinicians can document observations, treatment plans, and any other relevant details regarding patient visits. Always ensure to provide clear and succinct notes to support continuity of care.
For instance, under Patient Notes List, you might see entries like 2023-11-06: SUBJECTIVE: The patient presented with updated symptoms during today's evaluation. This aids in tracking patient progress and communicating with other healthcare professionals.
Step 1: Access Patient Notes
Navigate to the Patient Dashboard, and then click on More... and select Patient Notes from the dropdown menu.
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Step 2: View and Add Notes
From the Patient Notes List, you can view existing notes or click Add New to document new observations and treatment plans.
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In the "Patient Notes" section of the VEHRDICT system, clinicians can document observations, treatment plans, and any other relevant details regarding patient visits. Always ensure to provide clear and succinct notes to support continuity of care. For instance, under "Patient Notes List," you might see entries like "2023-11-06: SUBJECTIVE: The patient presented with updated symptoms during today's evaluation." This aids in tracking patient progress and communicating with other healthcare professionals.