Enable Gender Neutral Review of Systems

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8

Open the Practice Configuration Template

Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. From the File menu, select System\Practice Template. The Select Template window opens. Click the Practice tab. In the Show section, click All . A list of practice level templates appears. Select Practice Configuration, and then click OK. The Practice Configuration template opens. Practice Configuration template Parent topic: Managing Practice Configurations

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8

Enable Gender Neutral Physical Examination

When the gender-neutral PE option is enabled, the application can open the gender-neutral One Page – Physical Exam template for providers and allow them to easily toggle between the male and female tabs during the physical examination, regardless of a patient’s birth sex. If the Enable Gender Neutral PE option is enabled, the One Page – Physical Exam template opens with the following additional links: Genitourinary – Opens the Genitourinary Female– Physical Exam template with tabs to access both Female and Male templates GYN Exam - Opens the GYN – PE template Rectal - Opens the Rectal - Physical Exam template When Enable Gender Neutral PE check box is selected the Prostate and Seminal Vesicle(s) fields will be displayed. When Enable Gender Neutral PE check box is unselected the Prostate and Seminal Vesicle(s) fields will be hidden for a female patient. If the patient sex is "O" or "U", the Prostate and Seminal Vesicle(s) fields will be displayed irrespective of the configuration. On th

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Enable Gender Related Details in Documents

You can only enable and control gender related details for Master and Patient Plan documents from the Document configuration in the SOGI/Transgender section. To enable gender related details on other customized documents, you must insert predefined macros in the documents. The SOGI details will then appear in those documents. However, unlike Master and Patient Plan documents, you cannot control details from appearing on customized documents. For more information on inserting predefined macros to a document, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest Documents User Guide (TX Text Control) for NextGen® Enterprise EHR. On the Practice Configuration template, scroll to the SOGI/Transgender section. From the Document configuration, select one or more of the following options for Master and/or Patient Plan documents: Birth Sex Current Gender Gender Identity Preferred Name Preferred Pronoun Sexual Orientation Note: If you do not want to include certain gender related i

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Enable the Detailed Sexual History Tab

You can enable the Detailed Sexual History tab for your practice so that the providers can document the detailed sexual history of patients and their partners. From the File menu, click System\Practice Template.The Select Template window opens. On the Practice tab, double-click Practice Configuration.The Practice Configuration template opens. Scroll to the SOGI/Transgender section. SOGI Configuration From the third column, select the Enable Detailed Sexual History check box. Scroll to the top and then click Save and Close. Parent topic: Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI)

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI)

The Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) and Transgender section enables you to configure the following: Gender neutral PE and ROS templates for your practice A Detailed Sexual History tab for documenting the confidential sexual history The gender identity information that you want to include on the master document Set the Pronoun of a Patient You can set the pronoun of a patient in all the NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine template concatenations, documents, and macros with the Pronoun to be Used for Concatenation field under the SOGI/Transgender section. Enable Gender Neutral Physical Examination The gender-neutral PE option enables a provider to easily toggle between the male and female tabs during physical exams, regardless of a patient’s birth sex. Enable Gender Neutral Review of Systems The gender-neutral ROS option enables a provider to easily toggle between male and female tabs during review of systems, regardless of a patient’s birth sex. Enable the Detailed Sexual His

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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 forNextGen®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 o

Enable Gender Neutral Review of Systems

Recommendations

Open the Practice Configuration Template

Enable Gender Neutral Physical Examination

Enable Gender Related Details in Documents

Enable the Detailed Sexual History Tab

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI)

Document the Review of Systems Findings

Open the Practice Configuration Template

Enable Gender Neutral Physical Examination

Enable Gender Related Details in Documents

Enable the Detailed Sexual History Tab

Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI)

Document the Review of Systems Findings