Configuration of Review of Systems Lists

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Configure All Gender Review of Systems

You can configure a One Page ROS template for all genders, that allows you to open an all-gender ROS template, regardless of a patient’s birth sex. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Framework Content template. Select the Review of Systems panel. In the Custom Review of Systems section, select all genders. Custom Review of Systems In Caption, type One Page ROS. In Template, select pc_ros_neutral. Select Save. Parent topic: Configuration of Review of Systems Lists See also Open the Framework Content Template

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Configure the Gender Specific Review of Systems

You can configure a gender-specific system from the Review of Systems panel. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Framework Content system template. Select the Review of Systems panel. In the Custom Review of Systems section, select gender specific. Custom Review of Systems In Caption, type One Page ROS. Note: The caption is the same for all genders. To configure the gender, do one of the following. For female, select pc_ros_female. For male, select pc_ros_male. For undifferentiated, select pc_ros_neutral. For unknown, select pc_ros_neutral. Select Save. Parent topic: Configuration of Review of Systems Lists See also Change the Order of Reasons for Visit List

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Manage Systems in the Review of Systems List

You can add or delete the systems in the Review of Systems list. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Framework Content system template. Select the Review of Systems panel. Select the field in the System column.The Udp Fc Non Top Items window opens. Select a system in the list and select OK. Select Add.In runtime, the selected item is available in the left pane of the Review of Systems panel. The selected item appears in the grid on the Review of Systems panel. To rearrange the items in the Review of Systems grid in alphabetical order, select Sort Alphabetically. To remove a system, select Delete. Parent topic: Configuration of Review of Systems Lists See also Open the Framework Content Template

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Enable Gender Neutral Review of Systems

The gender-neutral ROS option allows a provider to easily toggle between male and female tabs during review of systems, regardless of a patient’s birth sex. When the gender-neutral ROS option is turned on, providers can open the gender-neutral Reproductive ROS template and easily toggle between male and female tabs during the review of systems, regardless of a patient’s birth sex. On the Practice Configuration template, go to the SOGI/Transgender section. SOGI/Transgender section To turn on the gender-neutral ROS option for Reproductive ROS template, select the Enable Gender Neutral ROS option. Note: If a patient's gender is unknown (U) or undifferentiated (O), providers can open the gender-neutral Reproductive system template from the Review of Systems panel of the Intake and SOAP templates, irrespective of whether the gender neutral ROS option is turned on or not. Scroll the template and then select Save and Close. Parent topic: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI)

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Document the Review of Systems Findings

You can document the findings of a patient's review of systems for multiple systems using a single template or a single system. Before you begin The One Page ROS option opens a gender-specific or gender-neutral Review of Systems (ROS) template based on the configuration of the Review of Systems section on the Framework Content system template. The Select other ROS option displays the practice's systems configured on the Framework Content system template. You can configure the gender-neutral Reproductive ROS template based on the configuration of the SOGI/Transgender section on the Practice Configuration template. For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the latest Practice Configuration Template User Guide for NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Intake template. In the Review of Systems panel, do one of the following: To document the findings for multiple systems on a single template, select One Page ROS, and do

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Document Urology Review of Systems Findings

You can document the patient signs and symptoms for multiple systems using a single template or for a single system. The Urology - ROS link in the left pane on Review of Systems opens a gender-specific or gender-neutral Review of Systems (ROS) template based on the configuration of the Review of Systems panel on the Framework Content system template. The left pane in Review of Systems displays the practice's systems configured on the Framework Content system template. For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the Framework Content System Template for NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine. Open the Intake template. Expand the Review of Systems panel. To document the patient's signs and symptoms, do one of the following: To document the genitourinary and other system findings of a patient on a single template, select Urology - ROS in the left pane, and do one of the following on the Urology - Review of Systems template. Urology - Review of Systems To selec

Configuration of Review of Systems Lists

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Configure All Gender Review of Systems

Configure the Gender Specific Review of Systems

Manage Systems in the Review of Systems List

Enable Gender Neutral Review of Systems

Document the Review of Systems Findings

Document Urology Review of Systems Findings

Configuration of Review of Systems Lists

Configure All Gender Review of Systems

Configure the Gender Specific Review of Systems

Manage Systems in the Review of Systems List

Enable Gender Neutral Review of Systems

Document the Review of Systems Findings

Document Urology Review of Systems Findings