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7/27/2017
 
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Patient Education

Patient Education can be given to patients to provide more information on their diagnosed problems and prescribed medications. The Patient Education feature is located within a patient’s chart. Open the Problem or Medications tab, select the problem or medication you would like to find a handout for and click the button on the upper right hand corner labeled “Patient Education”.

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A list of available handouts will display. Select the desired handout from the list.

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Choose the language you want the handout printed in.

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Click Print. Select the desired printer, Click Print.

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Patient Education can also be provided during a chart update. Click on the Problems or Medication button(s).

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Select the desired problems or medication. The Patient Education icon will become available.

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MyTTP ELP Patient Portal

We welcome all Faculty and Staff to encourage patients to use Patient Portal as a convenient way to review their medical history, problems, request medication refills and much more. In order for patients to join Patient Portal clinic staff members need to provide patients with a Personal Identification Number (PIN) given in the Patient Portal PIN Letter. The PIN can be activated at the Start Visit page of each Office Visit or by using the PIN Generator update. Using the PIN Generator update, the PIN will become instantly active and ready to use versus activating the PIN through the Office Visit, which requires final signature to become active.

To activate a new PIN for a patient use the PIN Generator Encounter Type

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Click on “Auto Generate for a new PIN” or “Reactivate PIN” for a reactivation. (Patient PINs expire every 30 days)

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A confirmation of the Active PIN will prompt. End the update and Sign the Update. Once the document has been signed the PIN letter will be available for use. Notice the patient’s PIN Status will change to Active in the Patient Chart Banner.

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To print the PIN letter Click on Print on the top of the screen. Under Print Topics expand Letters and locate Kryptiq Patient Portal. Select the appropriate letter to be printed and print document and provide it to the patient. Please remember to highlight the name of the patient on the letter and inform the patient that they will be required to enter their name exactly as it is stated in the letter to avoid registration problems.

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Should patients experience issues registering in Patient Portal that Clinic Staff is unable to assist with, please encourage them to email the Patient Portal Support Inbox at: elpasopatientportal@ttuhsc.edu for assistance.

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EMR Announcements

There are currently 2 EMR Announcement(s):
    • The CIS Department would like to welcome all Incoming Residents and Fellows!
    • The CIS Department in conjunction with the IT Networking Team is currently working on Phase 2 of upgrading the Zero Client environment used in the clinics. Clinic desktop computers have been assessed and have identified potential desktops which will be replaced with Zero Clients by the end of September.
    • Please dial 215-4111 Option 3 to reach us.

    • To request to file an EMR document in error please send an e-mail to elpasoemr@ttuhsc.edu and append the document in EMR using the update named Request for Removal.

    • Newsletter feedback and/r requests can be submitted to: elpasoemr@ttuhsc.edu

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EMR Known Issues

There are 1 EMR Known Issues:
    • EMR Users who are missing icons when accessing a Zero Client should contact the EMR Department for assistance.
    • To report any issues please e-mail us at elpasoemr@ttuhsc.edu or contact us at our new number 215-4111 option 3.
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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