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NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Manage Risk Level

You can update or remove a risk level. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. On a patient encounter, open any of the standard visit templates (for example, the Intake template). On the template header, select the Risk Level link. The Risk-Stratification template opens. To update the risk level, do the following:Risk Level Select the risk level you want. The Level selected field appears above the columns indicating the selected level and the application automatically fills the Modified by and Date fields. Enter your comments. Select or clear the following check boxes as applicable: Include on Master document Include on Patient Plan document Select Save & Close. The number appears to the left of the Risk Level with a count indicating the selected risk level (1-6) and associated level color. To remove a risk level, do the following: Select the History link. The Risk Stratified History template opens. Risk Stratified History Note: The Active option is selected by default and you can see the select

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Risk Levels

You can view risk levels for a patient in color-coded columns by using the Risk-Stratification template. On the template header of every template, you can use the Risk Level link which open the Risk-Stratification template. You can also view the selected risk level (1-6) and the associated level color. When Enterprise Chart is enabled, all practices can view the Risk Level link. To enable the Risk Level link on the NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine templates, you must select the Enable Risk Level Stratification checkbox in the Risk Stratified Levels section on the Practice Configuration practice template. The History link on the Risk-Stratification template displays a patient’s risk level history in data grids. You can add, update, remove, and deactivate patient details from the History grid only when 3an encounter is unlocked. The history grid shows all changes made to the risk level for the patient, sorted by date in reverse chronological order. You can remove history details from the

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Document General Information of Patients

You can document a patient's general information on the Intake template. When someone provides the patient details, you can document the historian details in the Historian field. When someone interprets the patient’s communication, you can select the Interpreter Details link to document the details of the interpreter. You can select Configurable Questionnaires link to document the screening details of the patient. You can select the Transitioning into Care link to document the summary of care record information for a patient. You can select the Enable HCC for this patient check box to hide or show the HCC links, badges, and grid columns on the templates at the patient level. You can select the Family planning encounter and Disability check boxes if an encounter is a family planning encounter and describes any disability. These check boxes appear based on the configuration of the Title X Fields section on the Practice Configuration template. You can indicate whether the patient is a new

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Document Contagion Risks

You can document information about the patient's contagion exposure and their travel to areas at high risk for such exposures. You can add, update, remove, or turn off contagion exposure details in the Contagion Exposure History grid when working on an unlocked encounter. You cannot modify information in a locked encounter. The contagions details are automatically flagged until turned off. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Intake template, select the Family Practice specialty and Office Visit visit type, and then select Contagion Risk.The Contagion Exposure template opens. Select the type of document. In Exposure, select the type of contagion.NextGen® Enterprise EHR automatically fills the Exposure and Incubation details. Note: The Incubation etails appear if the incubation time period to the exposure is assigned in the Custom DB Picklist system template. A list of contagions are available in the Custom DB Picklist system template. For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Su

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Managing Basic User Interface Functionality

NextGen Healthcare recommends you to use some of the common features, such as Patient Information Card, panel controls, and links from the left navigation bar, that are available in a standard visit template set for best work outcomes. Patient Information Card You can view pertinent information about a patient through the Patient Information Card (PIC). Template Headers for Displaying Patient Information You can review template headers for patient and change the display. Viewing Risk Factors You can view details about patients' risk factors to help you to evaluate their health condition. Document Contagion Risks You can document information about the patient's contagion exposure and their travel to areas at high risk for such exposures. Panel and Section Controls You can expand or collapse all the sections or panels and change their order on a template. Quality Buttons and CQM Information Templates Using the Quality buttons, you can open information templates containing details about d

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Common Features and Links

You can open the common features and document the details of a patient using the links that are available on the standard visit template. The common features and links that are available in the standard visit template set are listed in this section. For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the Getting Started User Guide for NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine. Field Description Patient Information Card You can configure the Patient Information Card in File Maintenance. You can set patient alerts, send emails, document telephone conversations, send a task, and track the time a patient spends during the visit. Risk Level On the Risk Stratification template, you can select one of the color coded columns to associate a risk level to a patient. In addition, you can view the selected risk level (1-6) and the associated level color. Risk Factors You can document a patient's risk factor details on the Risk Factors Config template. The risk indicators for toba

Select Risk Levels

Recommendations

Manage Risk Level

Risk Levels

Document General Information of Patients

Document Contagion Risks

Managing Basic User Interface Functionality

Common Features and Links

Select Risk Levels

Manage Risk Level

Risk Levels

Document General Information of Patients

Document Contagion Risks

Managing Basic User Interface Functionality

Common Features and Links