Workflow Module and PAQ Setup

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Provider Approval Queue

To use the PAQ, you must enable it first and set up the provider assignment and relationship, required signoff items, and operations rights in the System Administrator application. As a provider or delegate, you can access the PAQ from the Workflow module. Note: A patient Inclusion or Exclusion List may restrict your access to PAQ items. If you are a workflow delegate for another user or provider, you may not be able to access the same PAQ items as that person. If you do not have access to a patient, the Restricted message appears under the Patient and Description columns. For more information on Inclusion and Exclusion List viewing restrictions, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the following documents. System Administrator Guide forNextGen®Enterprise Patient Demographics Guide forNextGen®Enterprise Orders Module User Guide forNextGen®Enterprise EHR The number of items in the PAQ appears in parentheses on the Provider Approval Queue tab. An exclamation point ind

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Workflow Module and PAQ Setup

To set up rights and permissions for the Workflow module and the Provider Approval Queue (PAQ) tab, you must enable the PAQ in System Administrator and set the user Operations rights. PAQ Setup PAQ Workflow module enables you an easy sign-off capability for documents, images and others to review, accept, reject or create. Operations Rights Setting Excluding Selected Messages from the Provider Approval Queue (PAQ) Using the Interoperability Rules Engine, you can create rules to exclude selected C-CDAs and direct messages from the Provider Approval Queue (PAQ). Parent topic: Workflow Module

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Operations Rights Setting

You must set the following Operations rights in System Administrator: Workflow Administrator PAQ Task NextGen® Enterprise PM Workflow Note: By default, a newly created group is granted all the available rights. You must set up a group with any combination of limited rights. You can either grant rights to the entire permission group or separately to any level of sub-categories included within the permission group. For more information on Operations rights, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the latest System Administrator Guide forNextGen®Enterprise. Parent topic: Workflow Module and PAQ Setup

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Excluding Selected Messages from the Provider Approval Queue (PAQ)

Some items that appear in the Provider Approval Queue (PAQ) may not need any action from the provider. An example is the metadata items that are sent by certain hospitals. To save providers from reviewing such items, an administrator can create rules allowing selected types of messages to bypass the PAQ. Using the Interoperability Rules Engine, an administrator can exclude messages from the PAQ based on the message format (CDA or HL7), source, document format, or document description. If a rule allows an item to bypass the PAQ, the item still appears in the patient chart in NextGen® Enterprise EHR. If you do not want an item to bypass the PAQ, you can hover over an item, and select Document Options button, on the Categories tab, and then select Send to Provider Approval Queue to send the item to the PAQ manually. For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the Interoperability Rules Engine User Guide forNextGen®Enterprise. Parent topic: Workflow Modul

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PAQ Setup

The PAQ in the Workflow module enables you an easy sign-off capability for documents, images, notes, NextGen® Document Management images, orders, SAP® Crystal Reports®, and HIE documents. You need to use the latest version of SAP Crystal Reports. You must enter user name and password to access the PAQ Workflow module. You can select one of the available items to review, accept, reject, or create a new task associated with the item. The PAQ is an optional feature, available in System Administrator. If your practice does not enable the PAQ to use, the functionality for existing Workflow module remains same. If you enable the PAQ, the Top toolbar within NextGen® Enterprise EHR displays an additional PAQ icon . Select to enable the PAQ access and complete the setup for all applicable users. To properly set up the PAQ, do the following: Enable the PAQ feature. Complete the provider sign-off setup information. Set up the user-provider assignment and relationships. For more information on usi

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

PAQ Setup

The PAQ in the Workflow module enables you an easy sign-off capability for documents, images, notes, NextGen® Document Management images, orders, SAP® Crystal Reports®, and HIE documents. You need to use the latest version of SAP Crystal Reports. You must enter user name and password to access the PAQ Workflow module. You can select one of the available items to review, accept, reject, or create a new task associated with the item. The PAQ is an optional feature, available in System Administrator. If your practice does not enable the PAQ to use, the functionality for existing Workflow module remains same. If you enable the PAQ, the Top toolbar within NextGen® Enterprise EHR displays an additional PAQ icon . Select to enable the PAQ access and complete the setup for all applicable users. To properly set up the PAQ, do the following: Enable the PAQ feature. Complete the provider sign-off setup information. Set up the user-provider assignment and relationships. For more information on usi

Workflow Module and PAQ Setup

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