Submit the Master Document for Review as a Rendering Provider
As a rendering provider, you can submit the master document, which includes the details and findings documented in the current encounter.
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As a supervising provider, you can review and sign-off the master document. Before you begin To enable the supervising provider in a practice, you need to select the Supervising provider at this practice check box in File Maintenance. Modify Provider Information Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Finalize template. On Provider Sign Off, select I have reviewed and agree with the diagnosis and treatment plan. The master document is generated or submitted for an offline generation with the following signature: Visit details reviewed and approved by supervising provider <Name> on <Date>. The I have reviewed and agree with the diagnosis and treatment plan check box is unavailable by default. Parent topic: Provider Sign OffReview and Sign Off the Master Document as a Supervising Provider
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You can submit and review the plan of care based on your role in the Provider Sign Off panel. On Provider Sign Off, if you are a rendering provider, you can send a request to the supervising provider to review and sign off the Master Im document. If you are a supervising provider, you can review and approve the master document. Provider Sign Off Submit the Master Document for Review as a Rendering Provider As a rendering provider, you can submit the master document, which includes the details and findings documented in the current encounter. Review and Sign Off the Master Document as a Supervising Provider As a supervising provider, you can review and sign-off the master document. Parent topic: Overview of the Finalize Template Workflow Parent topic: The Finalize Template WorkflowProvider Sign Off
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The Provider Sign Off panel enables you to submit and review the plan of care based on your role. As a rendering provider, you can send a request to the supervising provider to review and sign off the Master Im document. As a supervising provider, you can review and approve the Master Document. Finalize Parent topic: Finalize Template Parent topic: Overview of the Finalize Template WorkflowProvider Sign Off
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In File Maintenance, from Master Files > System, select Providers. The Providers List window opens. Double-click a provider. The Modify Provider Information window opens. Select the ePrescribing tab. Select Supervising Physician Required. Modify Provider Information Do one of the following: Select a provider from the Supervising Physician list. For no default provider, clear the Supervising Physician list. If you want the rendering provider to be the supervising physician, select Rendering Provider. Select OK. Parent topic: Role of the eRx Supervising PhysicianConfigure an eRx Supervising Physician
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In the Providers master file, you can set up providers who offer a service or refer a patient for a service. You can set the access right for the Provider master file to read-only for user groups. The setting prevents the user group from modifying the master file. For more information on setting up rights and permissions, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest System Administrator Guide for NextGen® Enterprise and see Rights and Permissions section. On the Providers List window, you can see the Rendering, Providers and National Provider ID columns. Rendering providers are indicated by a checkmark in the Rendering column. You can set providers as rendering on the Add/Modify Provider Information window of the Practice tab. The National Provider ID column displays the NPI number linked to the provider. You can select the National Provider ID column name to sort by NPI number. You can generate Providers Master File reports from the Providers master file. For morProviders Master File
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When you file a document or patient encounter specifically to a rendering provider, the document appears in the PAQ for the provider in NextGen® Enterprise EHR. All documents require a signature in the NextGen® Enterprise EHR PAQ. Requiring a signature is a setting for the document type assigned to the image. The encounter number appears in the PAQ for the rendering provider. When a document with annotations is saved and posted in NextGen® Document Management, the annotations are not retained when the document appears in the NextGen® Enterprise EHR PAQ. Note: A filed document appears in the PAQ if the Signature Required option is selected and if it includes the Rendering Provider field on the Document Type, even if the document does not have the Encounter Nbr field for you to enter the encounter number. In the File window of NextGen® Document Management, Document Type lists all the providers assigned for the document type, in the PAQ Provider list. PAQ providers are marked with a green