You can add the diagnostic history of a patient from the Diagnostic category in the History Summary panel or from the Diagnostic Studies panel on the Histories template.
 
  - Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR.
 
  - To document the diagnostic history, do one of the following:
   
    - On the Histories template, expand the Diagnostic Studies panel, and select Add.
 
    - In the History Summary panel on the Intake template, select Diagnostic, and select Add/Edit.
 
   
   
    The 
Diagnostic History Entry template opens. 
    
    
  - Select Diagnostic study type, select the study type, and then select OK.
 
  - Select Diagnostic study, select an option, and then select OK.
   
    The Procedure code field is automatically filled.
   
 
  - If the diagnostic study is performed outside your practice, select Ordered elsewhere.
 
  - Select Side and Site, and select the appropriate option.
 
  - Select Date performed, and enter the date. If the exact date is unknown, select Approximated performed date.
   
NextGen® Enterprise EHR automatically fills the Date Completed field with the same date as that of Date performed.
   
 
  - To change the date, select the Date Completed field, and select another date.
 
  - Select Specialty, and select the specialty.
 
  - In Performed by, enter the name of the person who performed the diagnostic study.
 
  - In Location, select where the diagnostic study is done.
 
  - In the Study Result section, select an interpretation from Interpretation, and then enter the interpretation of the result in Result.
 
  - Enter your comments.
 
  - Select Add to Grid.
   
    Note: You can add the additional details of an order in the data grid on the 
Diagnostic Study - Orders template. For more information, go to 
NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the latest 
My Plan Template Set User Guide for NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine.
    
  
     
  - Select OK.
   
    In the History Summary panel on the Intake template, an abnormal interpretation appears in bold font and a yellow icon appears next to the interpretation in the grid.