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NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

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

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Add an Allergy Reaction and Severity

You can document an allergy reaction and severity for the allergy. Reaction-severity details appear wherever allergies display. Although allergy reactions and severities are SNOMED® codified, you can create user-defined reactions but not user-defined severities. Contact your system administrator for more information. From the Medication Allergies module, in the Reactions section, select Add. The Add Reaction (Severity) window opens. Reactions marked as common list first. Begin typing the name of a reaction or scroll through the list of reactions, and then select a reaction. Unknown is located at the top of the Common Reactions list. Specify a severity of the reaction. Select Add. The allergy reaction and severity appear in the Reactions section. You can add up to five allergy reaction and severity. The allergy reaction and severity also appear in the medication allergies grid. Select OK. Parent topic: Add a Medication Allergy to a Patient Chart

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Add a Criticality

You can document criticality values per allergy in the Criticality field. You can select Low, High, or Unable to Assess from the list. The selected criticality value displays in the Description (Criticality) column in the Medication Allergies grid. Open the Medication Allergies module for the selected patient. Select the High, Low, or Unable to Assess criticality value. The Criticality value appears in the grid. Note: If you select Unable to Assess the criticality value does not appear in the grid. Parent topic: Add a Medication Allergy to a Patient Chart

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

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

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Allergies

You can manage patient allergy details of a patient. You can add and review the allergy details of a patient in the Allergies panel. The Allergies panel allows you to add and review the allergy information associated with a patient. If there are no known allergies for a patient, you can select No known allergies. Allergies Panel You can only add the allergy and its reaction in the Allergies panel. The severity level must be added from the Medication Allergies module. For an allergy record, you can select multiple reactions and their respective severity levels from the Medication Allergies module. You can view the intolerance details for the added allergies in the Allergies panel if the Intolerance checkbox is selected on the Medication Allergies module. The Intolerance checkbox indicates that the patient cannot tolerate the side effects of the medication. For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the Medications and Medication Allergies Modules User

NextGen® Ophthalmic Suite Help 2022.2

Allergies

The Allergies panel enables you to add and review the allergy information associated with a patient. You can only add the allergy and its reaction on the Allergies panel; the severity level needs to be added from the Medication Allergies module. However, when the severity level is added in the Medication Allergies module and updated, the severity level in the allergies panel grid is displayed under the Reaction (Severity) column. From the module, for the same allergy, you could select multiple reactions and their respective severities. For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest Clinical Modules User Guide for NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Document New Allergies for a Patient Parent topic: Ophthalmic Intake Template

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