Viewing or Adding Synonyms in the Problem List

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Add a Problem to a Patient Chart

Open the Problems Module. On the Problem List tab, select Add Problem. The Problem Search window opens. To search for the patient's problem, do the following: In the search field, enter the problem description in full or in parts. Select Search. The problem search results appear. Problem search results Select a problem, and then select Select to add the problem to the patient's encounter. Close the Problem Search window. The selected problem is added to the Unresolved group in the problem list. Note: By default, the Problem Status of the new problem is set to Active. Note: For a new problem created from a template trigger, the Problem Status is set to Active and Verification Status is set to Confirmed by default. Modify the problem list data entry fields. To add the problem to patient's record, select Save. Modify the Problem List Data Entry Fields Indicate that a Patient Has No Active Problems You can view the patient chart which has no active problems for the selected patient. Parent

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Open View/Add Synonyms Window in the Billing ICD List

When you right-click the Billing ICD code from the search results displayed in the diagnosis search window, the View/Add Synonyms menu item displays. The View/Add Synonym menu items enable you to access the View/Add Synonyms window for Billing ICD codes. In the Billing ICD List tab, select the Add ICD button. The Add Billing ICD window appears. Search for an ICD Billing code. In the list of search results, locate the Billing ICD Code to add a synonym to. Right-click the Billing ICD Code. The View/Add Synonyms menu item appears. Search results Select the View/Add Synonym option. The View/Add Synonyms window opens. View/Add Synonyms Add a Synonym in the Billing ICD List Parent topic: Viewing or Adding Synonyms in the Problem List Related tasks Add an ICD to the ICD Billing List

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Open View/Add Synonyms Window in the Problems List

When you right-click the problem from the search results displayed in the problem search window, the View/Add Synonyms menu item displays. The View/Add Synonym menu items enable you to open the View/Add Synonyms window. In the Problem List, select Add Problem. The Add Problem window opens. Search for a problem. In the list of search results, locate the problem to add a synonym to. Right-click the problem. The View/Add Synonyms menu item opens. Search results Select the View/Add Synonym option. The View/Add Synonyms window opens. View/Add Synonyms Add a Synonym Delete a User-Defined Synonym Parent topic: Viewing or Adding Synonyms in the Problem List Related tasks Add a Problem to a Patient Chart

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Managing Problems and ICD Codes

The Problem List and the Billing ICD List enable you to add, modify, resolve, and delete patient diagnosis, problem information, and Billing ICD entries. Add a Problem to a Patient Chart You can add a problem to the patient chart that can later be modified or updated. Viewing or Adding Synonyms in the Problem List Modify a Problem in the Problem List You can update the patient's problem for an unlocked encounter. Duplicate a Problem You can recur patient's problem for an unlocked encounter. Categorize a Problem Delete a Problem in the Problem List You can delete a problem from the patient's Problem List if it is entered by mistake or no longer relevant. View Who Changed a Problem Parent topic: Problem List

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Add a Synonym in the Billing ICD List

The View/Add Synonyms window enables you to view, add, or delete a synonym for Billing ICD codes. Open the View/Add Synonyms window. The list of system synonyms displays at the top of the synonyms list. View/Add Synonyms To view the previously defined Practice Synonyms, select the Practice Synonyms expand button. To view the previously defined User Synonyms, select the User Synonyms expand button. To add a synonym, determine whether you want to add the synonym to the practice or to the user account and select the appropriate expand button. The Practice Synonyms or User Synonyms tree opens. The system lists all previously added synonyms and displays an editable synonym field with a default name entered. View/Add Synonyms For Practice Synonym, enter a synonym. View/Add Synonyms Select OK. The user-defined synonym is added to the ICD Code ID list of synonyms. Parent topic: Open View/Add Synonyms Window in the Billing ICD List Related tasks Delete a User-Defined Synonym Open View/Add Synon

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Add a Synonym

The View/Add Synonyms window enables you to view, add, or delete a synonym. Open the View/Add Synonyms window. The list of system synonyms displays at the top of the synonyms list. View/Add Synonyms To view the previously defined Practice Synonyms, select the Practice Synonyms Expand button. To view the previously defined User Synonyms, select the User Synonyms Expand button. To add a synonym determine where you want to add the synonym, to the practice or to the user account, and select the Expand button. The Practice Synonyms or User Synonyms tree opens. The system lists all previously added synonyms and displays an editable synonym field with a default name entered. For Practice Synonyms, enter a synonym. View/Add Synonyms Select OK. The user-defined synonym is added to the SNOMED® Concept ID list of synonyms. Parent topic: Open View/Add Synonyms Window in the Problems List Related tasks Open View/Add Synonyms Window in the Problems List

Viewing or Adding Synonyms in the Problem List

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