Status of a Deleted Allergy

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View Deleted Medication Allergy

Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Medication Allergies module for the selected patient. Select Deleted Items. The Deleted Items window opens which displays all the deleted allergies with its details. Parent topic: Delete Medication Allergy Related tasks Open the Medication Allergies Module

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Delete Medication Allergy

Before you begin Ensure the encounter that you select to open Medication Allergies module is unlocked. If you need to delete a medication allergy assigned to a locked encounter, you must create either a custom or a new encounter and add a new allergy with the modifications to an existing allergy. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Medication Allergies module for the selected patient. Select the allergy you want to delete from the module grid and select Delete. The Delete Record window opens displaying the confirmation message. Do one of the following: You can select Delete and mark item "Inactive" if you want to make the allergy inactive. You can select Delete and mark item "Entered in error" for an allergy that is incorrectly added by provider. Select Yes to delete the allergy. Select No or close the window to cancel the deletion. View Deleted Medication Allergy You can view the deleted medication allergies in the Medication Allergies module. Status of a Deleted Allergy Clinical S

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Remove an Allergy

You can remove an allergy and enter the reason for the removal. Select an allergy in the Allergies grid. Click Remove. Remove allergies from the Allergies grid Entered in error- the allergy was entered in error in the Medication Allergy module. Disproved- the allergy is disproved in the Medication Allergy module. Resolved- the allergy is resolved, with today’s date as the resolved date in the Medication Allergy module. The Reason picklist opens with a list of reasons for removing the allergy. Select a reason. The allergy is removed from the grid. Parent topic: Allergies

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Edit an Allergy Reaction and Severity

From the Medication Allergies module > Reactions section, select a reaction, and then select Edit. The Edit Reaction Severities window opens. Select a reaction, and then select a different severity. Note: Alert messages do not appear when you are updating the reaction severity. If the provider does not select a new severity value, the patient’s chart retains its current value. If necessary, select another reaction, and change its severity. An alert icon (asterisk) displays next to the allergy that contains the non-supported severity or hidden values. If applicable, select a new severity value for the unsupported severity. Select Cancel if you do not want to update to the new supported severity values. Note: The existing unsupported severity values are retained in the patient’s chart. However, they are mapped to the supported values while exporting to the C-CDA. Select OK to return to the Medication Allergies module. Select Update to save the changes. Parent topic: Add a Medication Alle

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Resolved Allergies and No Known Allergies Indicator

The Medication Allergies module grid displays only active allergies by default. If you select the Include Resolved Allergies check box, the Medication Allergies module grid displays active and resolved allergies. The Medication Allergies module also displays the No Known Allergies check box when the selected patient has no unresolved allergies in the patient chart. When a new allergy is added, the No Known Allergies check box is automatically unavailable. When a currently active allergy is resolved and there are no other active unresolved allergies listed for the patient, the indicator is reset, and the check box is available. Parent topic: Medication Allergies Module

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Confirm Changes

Once you have decided which actions to perform you must confirm your changes for each clinical data type (Medications, Medication Allergies, and so on). Once you confirm your changes, the Clinical Reconciliation module updates the patient's chart. It does not update the information in the Import section or the imported document. Reconcile clinical data. Resolve Missing or Incorrect Data. Resolve duplicate items. Resolve medication contraindications or drug interactions. Acknowledge medication deletions. Initiate Confirmation of Changes Resolve Missing or Incorrect Data How to use the search window to find matches for items that have missing or incorrect data. Resolve Duplicate Items How to resolve duplicate items, such as duplicate medications. Resolve Medication Contraindications or Drug Interactions How to resolve medication contraindication or drug interaction alerts. Acknowledge Medication Deletions How to confirm the deletion of medications during reconciliation. Parent topic: Rec

Status of a Deleted Allergy

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