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10/17/13
 
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Using “.sign” Quick Text

There are a wide variety of quick text in EMR that are available for everyone to use. One that may especially be of use to clinical staff is “.sign”. Quick text can be used in any black field in the EMR forms or in the note itself.

• When you type .sign (all lowercase) the EMR will generate a signature with the date and time for you. See Below.

...................................................................Nicole Ruiz October 9, 2013 9:13 AM

• Another way to see who has contributed to a note is by following the steps below

o Go to the Documents tab on the patients chart

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o Right click on the document in question and choose View Contributors List

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o It will then provide you with a list of each person that has contributed to the note and what they documented.


In case you missed it – Using TeamViewer

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Using Password Manager � Tip of the Week

Password manager is used to store your password for EMR and/or Centricity Webframework.

• It is necessary to update your password manager with your newly changed EMR password to prevent getting locked out.

• Do not update password manager with any eRadier password changes

• If you’ve changed your eRaider password, once you log into Citrix you will be asked to verify your identity by either entering your previous eRaider password or answering your security questions. You must do this in order to prevent getting locked out of EMR.


In case you missed it – Updating Password Manager

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EMR Announcements

There are currently 0 EMR Announcements:
    • ***For the following clinics: Family Medicine, OB/GYN, Internal Medicine, and Pediatrics….The Patient Instructions Handout will now automatically print after using the meaningful use criteria form in your office visit. The form is now at the end of the note, after the Patient Instructions Form. Always be sure to double check the instructions before handing to the patient to ensure the right information was printed.

    • We’ve been working diligently to correct the issue of labs not showing in flowsheets. We are correcting different labs each week and this week we have corrected the following:
    • a. HGBA1C, Calcium Urine, Ionized Calcium Serum, Urea nitrogen urine random, urea nitrogen/creatinine ratio serum, T4 Total, FT4 index, Bilirubin serum direct, Bilirubin serum indirect, bilirubin urine

      b. Please report any issues regarding these particular labs not crossing over from the report to your flowsheet.

    • Please dial 215-4020 to reach us.

    • To request to file an EMR document in error please send an e-mail to elpasoemr@ttuhsc.edu. Please do not send alerts or flags for this type of request.

    • For any feedback or requests for this newsletter please e-mail us at elpasoemr@ttuhsc.edu

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EMR Known Issues

There are currently 2 EMR Known Issues:
    • Rotating residents do not have access to printers or computers in clinic.
      • Clinic must notify EMR department of any residents rotating through their clinic in order for them to be granted access.
    • Please report any lab values not showing in flowsheets after signing the lab report to the EMR, Labs proxy box in EMR.
    • To report any issues please e-mail us at elpasoemr@ttuhsc.edu or contact us at our new number 215-4020.
As always we are working to resolve these issues in a timely fashion and will keep you updated on their status.

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