Family History

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This page allows you to create family history SNOMED-CT problems that appear in the History section of the patient chart.

 

On the Main Menu, click Settings > Clinicals. In the left menu, under Practice Links — History/Intake, click Family History

 

 

 

  1. Display the Family History page: On the Main Menu, click Settings > Clinicals. In the left menu, under Practice Links — History/Intake, click Family History.
  2. Click Add new. Additional fields appear.
  3. Diagnosis — Enter the first few letters of a SNOMED-CT problem and select the diagnosis from the list.
  4. Ordering — Enter a number to indicate the order of the new problem in the menu of family history problems in the History section of the patient chart.
  5. Click Save, or click Save and Add Another to continue adding problems. The new problem appears in the list on this page, and also appears in the list of family history problems in the History section of the patient chart.

 

  1. Display the Family History page: On the Main Menu, click Settings > Clinicals. In the left menu, under Practice Links — History/Intake, click Family History.
  2. Click the edit link next to the family history problem that you want to update. The problem details appear in the fields at the top of the page.
  3. Edit the fields as needed.
  4. Click Save. The updates appear in the list below.

Note: You can click the Audit history link to see all changes made to this problem.

 

 

  1. Display the Family History page: On the Main Menu, click Settings > Clinicals. In the left menu, under Practice Links — History/Intake, click Family History.
  2. Click the delete link next to the family history problem that you want to delete.
    The problem is deleted from the list.

 

  1. Display the Family History page: On the Main Menu, click Settings > Clinicals. In the left menu, under Practice Links — History/Intake, click Family History.
  2. Click the Show deleted link at the top of the list of problems.
    Deleted family history problems appear disabled in the list.
  3. Click the undelete link to restore the problem. The audit history for the problem is preserved.

 

  1. Display the Family History page: On the Main Menu, click Settings > Clinicals. In the left menu, under Practice Links — History/Intake, click Family History.
  2. Click the edit link next to the family history problem for which you want to view the audit history. The problem details appear at the top of the page.
  3. Click Audit history (above the Save button).
  4. The audit history appears.

 

 

  1. On the Main Menu, click Settings > Clinicals.
  2. In the left menu, under PRACTICE LINKS — History/Intake, click Family History. The Family History Clinicals admin page opens with a new "Show in Patient Self Check-In" column.
  3. When adding a new question, the default answer to "Show in Patient Self Check-in" is "Yes."
  4. When editing an existing question with a null value (neither Yes or No) in the Show in Patient Self Check-in column, the default answer to "Show in Patient Self Check-in" is also "Yes." Here is an example of a question with a null answer being edited (notice the highlighted selection defaults to "Yes").

Important notes:

  • If any question has a "No" value, it will not appear to patients during self check-in. Questions with null values are interpreted as "Yes" and will appear in self check-in.

  • If there are no questions configured to appear for patients, the Family History section will not be shown during self check-in.


 

 

Diagnosis
  • Enter the first few letters of a SNOMED-CT problem and select it from the list.
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    Ordering

    Enter a number to indicate the order of the new problem in the menu of family history problems in the History section of the patient chart.

    Column Headings
    Diagnosis (SNOMED)

    The name of the family history problem.
    Ordering

    A number that indicates the order of the problem in the menu of problems that appears in the History section of the patient chart.

     

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