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Viewing CDA Documents

The CDA Viewer enables you to view CDA documents in a human-readable format. The Viewer also enables you to easily Filter the display to selected sections within the document. Change the order that sections are displayed in. Perform CDA validation on the document. Save view options as user preferences. The CDA Viewer complies with the Validate and Display clause of Meaningful Use Stage 3 (MU3) requirement 170.315(b)(1), "Transitions of Care." The CDA Viewer can be launched from multiple NextGen applications and gives a standardized view of CDA documents for users of all applications. Conventions Conventions for the term CDA. Parent topic: CDA Viewer

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Viewing CDA Documents in Custom View

Clinical Document Architecture (CDA) documents can contain hundreds of sections. To help you focus on the most important sections for your daily work, the Custom View tab supports the following subset of CDA sections that contain the most critical information: Demographics Header Medications Meds Administered Allergies Problems Immunizations Results Encounters Vital Signs Procedures Family History Social History Advanced Directives Medical Equipment Payers Reason for Referral Discharge Summary Note Consultation Note History And Physical Note Progress Note To see any of the sections not supported in the Custom View tab, refer to the Full View tab. Features of the Custom View You can use the Custom View tab to go to a specific section; reorder, filter, or sign off sections; send a section as a task; or open the Clinical Reconciliation module. Configure General Options for Custom View You can use general options to control the appearance and behavior for all documents, not just the curren

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View CCRs

Continuity of Care Record (CCR) is an old standard for patient summary records. The CCR standard preceded the creation of the Continuity of Care Document (CCD) standard. The CDA Viewer can display CCR documents, but some CDA Viewer features are not available when viewing CCRs: Only the Full View is supported, so the document is opened in Full View. Continuity of Care Record in Full View If you select Custom View, the tab displays a message explaining that CCRs are not available in Custom View. Warning for CCR in Custom View Filters are not available. The complete document is displayed. CDA Validation does not apply to CCRs. The CDA Validation tab displays the message "Document does not appear to be a CDA document. No validation was performed." Parent topic: CDA Viewer

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Viewing CDA Documents in Full View

The Full View enables you to view the complete human-readable text of a CDA document, formatted as it would appear in a web browser. Full View To navigate within the CDA document, you can do any of the following: Use the vertical scroll bar to scroll through the document continuously. Scroll to the Table of Contents links after the header section, then select a link to jump straight to the corresponding section. Table of Contents Links Select the underlined header at the start of any section to jump back to the Table of Contents. Underlined Headers that Link to Table of Contents Select Search Search or select CTRL-F. When the Find bar appears, enter a search term. The number of Found Matches is displayed on the Find bar. Use the Previous and Next buttons to step through the document to each place the search team appears. Previous and Next Buttons Select Comments to enter internal notes . Filtering the Full View You can create filters to specify which Consolidated Clinical Document Arch

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View Tabs

The CDA Viewer provides the Custom View and Full View tabs: Custom View and Full View Tabs The Custom View and Full View tabs provide views of the CDA contents. Custom View provides a quick look at the most commonly useful sections, while Full View enables you to view the full document. Following is a comparison of the features of Full View and Custom View: Feature Custom View Full View Inclusiveness Even when no filter is applied, displays only the most commonly useful sections of the CDA. When no filter is applied, displays the full human-readable contents of the CDA. Filtering When you can create filters, you can only select from a list of the most commonly useful sections. You can also create filters that determine which entries are displayed within an individual section. You can create filters for the current user or for all members of a practice. You can create filters that restrict which sections are displayed. However, in creating the filter, you are free to choose from all the

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Signing off on C-CDA Documents

You can sign off C-CDA documents from the CDA Viewer without using the PAQ module. If you have necessary permissions to sign off C-CDA documents from the CDA Viewer, the Sign-off button appears in the upper right of Custom View and Full View. For more information about permissions required to sign off C-CDA documents, see Prerequisites for Signing off on C-CDA Documents from the CDA Viewer. This feature is available only when you access the CDA Viewer from the following places in NextGen® Enterprise EHR: The Categories tab The Clinical Reconciliation module Note: The Sign-off button is disabled if the selected C-CDA document has bypassed PAQ. Criteria to Sign-off C-CDA Documents from Custom CDA Viewer Criteria that determine whether the sign-off feature is available for a C-CDA document in the custom viewer. Sign off on a C-CDA Document How to sign off on a C-CDA document in the Custom View. Parent topic: CDA Viewer

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