Document the Patient's Ambient Progress Note

You can document therapy notes discussed with the patient with minimum manual data entry.

1. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR.
2. Select the encounter, select Open Template, and then open the Ambient Progress Note (BH) template.
3. In the Time Entry Navigation sidebar, select Billing Time Entry, and then enter the start time.
   Note: You can select the current time or enter the time manually.
4. Select a program, specialty, and visit type.
5. Select the configured link to open the ambient website in your default browser.
   Note: You can activate the listening capability in the ambient browser during your discussion with the patient to capture notes automatically. You can copy the details from the ambient website and paste them in the narrative fields on the Ambient Progress Note panel.
6. In the Individuals Present panel, document the details of the individuals who accompanied the patient during the assessment.
7. Document the therapy notes in the narrative fields from the ambient website.
8. In the Goals, Objectives, and Interventions Addressed Today panel, document the patient's goals, objectives, and interventions addressed on the current date.
9. Document the patient's assessment and diagnosis details.
   Note: You can select Configurable Questionnaires to document the pre-configured questions on the Additional Visit Information template and include their details in the generated document.
10. Enter your plan and discussion regarding the patient's treatment.
    Note: You can select Copy Forward to copy existing details from another encounter to the current encounter.
11. Document the applicable signatures from the tasking supervisor or staff.
12. In the Time Entry Navigation sidebar, select Billing Time Entry, and then enter the end time.
    Note: You can select the current time or enter the time manually.
13. In the Charges panel, document the billing details.
14. Select Generate Document.
    The Ambient Progress Note (BH) document opens with the completed details.