Protected Content Tab

File Maintenance Help for NextGen® Enterprise 8

Identify SOGI Fields as Protected Content

The fields on Protected Content tab identify a patient's sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI). If any of these fields are identified as protected content, then a user must have the appropriate security permissions in System Administrator to view the field data. For example, a patient identifies their current gender as Male and their preferred pronoun as She or They. When you select the Preferred Pronoun field, only then users with the appropriate security permissions can view the data in the Preferred Pronoun field. To access this tab use one of the following paths: In NextGen® Enterprise PM, select Preferences > Enterprise Preferences > Protected Content. In File Maintenance, select Master Files > System > Enterprises. Select the applicable Enterprise and then Preferences > Protected Content. The Enterprise Preferences > Protected Content tab opens. To identify field data as protected content, select one or more of the following fields: Current Gender Gender Identity Preferre

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Set Up Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Fields as Protected Content

The fields that identify a patient's sexual orientation and gender identity (SOGI) can be set as Protected. When this information is protected, a user must have the appropriate security permissions in System Administrator to view this field data. To open the Enterprise Preferences window, do one of the following: From NextGen® Enterprise PM, select Admin > > Preferences > Enterprise. From File Maintenance, select Master Files > System > Enterprises, and from the list, choose an enterprise and then select Preferences. From Preference List, select Protected Content. To identify a field as protected content, select the Protected column next to the field.A check mark marks the field as protected. Select OK. Note: Users with applicable security rights in System Administrator can view the protected content fields. However, for users without these security rights, the fields are not available and marked as Protected content. When you update these fields, you must log off and log on again to r

File Maintenance Help for NextGen® Enterprise 8

Enterprise Preferences

You can set up the following options at the enterprise level. Assign some general NextGen® Enterprise settings. Create client-defined fields for enterprise reporting. Adjust procedural steps in the flow of your NextGen patient checkout process. Set up naming conventions for Relative Value Units (RVUs). Identify Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) fields as protected content. Access Enterprise Preferences You can open Enterprise Preferences window to help you set preferences for your practice. Enterprise Preferences - General Tab You can set the general default tab information for your practice. UDS Tab You can collect details from the UDS field to gain more information about a patient. AutoFlow Stored Procedure You can setup the flow of a procedure to be completed in Practice Preferences. Client Defined Tab Setting Up Document Management Preferences in Enterprise Preferences You can set preferences for NextGen Document Management at enterprise level. Population Health - Enter

System Administrator Help

Display Protected Content Operation

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) fields capture data for sexual orientation, gender identity, current gender, and preferred pronoun. You can choose to display or protect the content in these fields by using the security settings found under Rights > Operations > Display Protected Content. You can configure the user group rights so that: A user group can see all of the data in all of the fields. A user group can see data in only one or more of these fields. A user group cannot see any of the data in any of these fields. Review the following information to setup the data configuration for your practice. Subgroup Used in Description Current Gender NextGen® Enterprise PM, NextGen® Enterprise, NextGen Optical Management, and NextGen Document Management When set to Yes, the values in the Current Gender field displays in the following applications: NextGen® Enterprise PM, NextGen® Enterprise, NextGen® Optical Management and NextGen® Document Management. When set to No, the words

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Display Protected Content Operation

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) fields capture data for sexual orientation, gender identity, current gender, and preferred pronoun. You can choose to display or protect the content in these fields by using the security settings found under Rights > Operations > Display Protected Content. You can configure the user group rights so that: A user group can see all of the data in all of the fields. A user group can see data in only one or more of these fields. A user group cannot see any of the data in any of these fields. Review the following information to setup the data configuration for your practice. Subgroup Used in Description Current Gender NextGen® Enterprise PM, NextGen® Enterprise, NextGen Optical Management, and NextGen Document Management When set to Yes, the values in the Current Gender field displays in the following applications: NextGen® Enterprise PM, NextGen® Enterprise, NextGen® Optical Management and NextGen® Document Management. When set to No, the words

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Viewing Patient's General Information

The patient's general information includes the patient's photo, name and preferred name; these elements are non-configurable. You can configure other demographic and non-demographic information to display on the Patient Information Card (PIC). You can configure the locations where various types of data points are displayed, including: date of birth, age, gender, preferred pronouns, address, contact information, marital status, spouse name, number of children, and smoking history, to name a few. Important: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) information is unprotected and visible to any user by default. The system administrator can configure the protected content settings in the Enterprise Preferences window in File Maintenance, which makes the patient's SOGI information appear as Protected Content in NextGen® Enterprise EHR. To view such protected content as a user, you require adequate security permissions. For more information on protected content, go to NextGen Healthcare

Protected Content Tab

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Protected Content Tab

Identify SOGI Fields as Protected Content

Set Up Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Fields as Protected Content

Enterprise Preferences

Display Protected Content Operation

Display Protected Content Operation

Viewing Patient's General Information