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Select Documents to View

The Documents panel contains a list of categories for documents that were imported from an external system, (such as an Health Information Exchange (HIE)), and completed request for patient medication history files from an ePrescribing vendor (such as SureScripts®). The number and names of categories are set up during NextGen® Clinical Interface Bundle and/or ePrescribing implementation and may vary. Launch the Clinical Reconciliation module from NextGen® Enterprise EHR, the Data Share module, or the Medical Summary Utility. In the Documents pane, select HIE Documents (Sent) or HIE Documents, then select one of the listed documents. The following icons indicate the types of available documents: Icon Description Imported document Replacement document Addendum On Demand document Snapshot document (occurs when an on-demand document is unavailable, but an available copy is retrieved from the repository) Imported document from another practice or external system In the right pane, select th

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Launch Reconciliation from NextGen® Enterprise EHR

Before you begin To perform a clinical reconciliation from NextGen® Enterprise EHR, you must first import a patient's Continuity of Care Document (CCD) or Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture (C-CDA), or have completed a patient medication history request. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Select a patient. To reconcile all clinical data for a patient (referred to as All mode), select Clinical Reconciliation from the View menu. Note: You can also access the Clinical Reconciliation module in All mode from the Medication Review pop up template, a customized Medical Records or Demographics template or pop up. For more information on templates, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community and download the latest Templates User Guide for NextGen® Enterprise EHR. To reconcile specific clinical data, such as medications or problems or results (referred to as Module mode), select the appropriate module and then select the Reconcile button. The Clinical Reconciliation window opens, and display

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Reconcile Clinical Data

The Import tab enables you to review clinical data stored in a patient's chart and reconcile the data with contents of an imported document or of a patient medication history file. Note: The following procedure shows the basic steps for performing reconciliation. Detailed procedures appear later in this section. Open the Clinical Reconciliation module from NextGen® Enterprise EHR, the Data Share module, or the Medical Summary Utility and then select a document. Select the Import tab. For an overview of the screen layout, refer to Layout of the Import Tab. Under the Import tab, there is a second set of clinical data tabs. The reconcile a particular type of clinical data, select the corresponding tab, such as Medications, Meds Administered, and so on. If you opened Clinical Reconciliation from a specific module, such as Medications or Problems, then Clinical Reconciliation displays only the tab corresponding to that module. You can use the scroll button to scroll to the tab you want. Bef

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Requirements

The following features have the listed software requirements: The importation of documents from an HIE or external endpoint requires the installation and configuration of NextGen® Clinical Interface Bundle. The importation of patient medication history requires the installation and configuration of ePrescribing. For assistance with these requirements, contact NextGen Healthcare. Parent topic: Clinical Reconciliation

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Select Documents to View

The Documents panel contains a list of categories for documents that were imported from an external system, (such as an Health Information Exchange (HIE)), and completed request for patient medication history files from an ePrescribing vendor (such as SureScripts®). The number and names of categories are set up during NextGen® Clinical Interface Bundle and/or ePrescribing implementation and may vary. Launch the Clinical Reconciliation module from NextGen® Enterprise EHR, the Data Share module, or the Medical Summary Utility. In the Documents pane, select HIE Documents (Sent) or HIE Documents, then select one of the listed documents. The following icons indicate the types of available documents: Icon Description Imported document Replacement document Addendum On Demand document Snapshot document (occurs when an on-demand document is unavailable, but an available copy is retrieved from the repository) Imported document from another practice or external system In the right pane, select th

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Clinical Reconciliation

The Clinical Reconciliation module enables you to review a patient's existing clinical data and data from any of the following sources: An imported Continuity of Care Document (CCD) or Consolidated Clinical Document Architecture (C-CDA) document. A patient medication history file from an ePrescribing vendor (such as SureScripts®). An HL7 message from a state immunization registry. From the review of a patient's data, you can: Add clinical data from a supported document type to the patient's chart. Replace clinical data from the patient's chart with clinical data from a supported document type. Delete clinical data from the patient's chart. Review a history of changes made to clinical data using the Clinical Reconciliation module. An alternative to the Clinical Reconciliation module is the One-Click Reconciliation feature of the CDA Viewer, which enables you to reconcile clinical items in a single C-CDA. For more information about One-Click Reconciliation, go to NextGen Healthcare Succe

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Select Documents to View

Launch Reconciliation from NextGen® Enterprise EHR

Reconcile Clinical Data

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Select Documents to View

Clinical Reconciliation

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Select Documents to View

Launch Reconciliation from NextGen® Enterprise EHR

Reconcile Clinical Data

Requirements

Select Documents to View

Clinical Reconciliation