View Order Tasks on Restricted Patients

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Viewing New Order Tests Results in the Workflow Module

If you select a test order in the Orders module and add result information to it when you save the order, the system displays the test order in the Workflow module in NextGen® Enterprise EHR as a high-priority (!) clinical task. Users can select these tasks to notify the provider (or other appropriate clinical staff) that the results for the test have been received. To view the detailed test result, you must open the test in the Orders module. Parent topic: Using the Results Panel

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View Order Tasks on Restricted Patients

If a patient in your practice has a restricted status that controls who can see their medical information, it effects how tasks related to that patient are restricted for display in the Workflow module. Users that do not have restricted status can see all of the patients; users that have restricted status can only see a message in the task window. Open System Administrator. Open the practice, select a user, and select the General tab. Select the Exclusion check box and select Modify to open the Modify Exclusion List window. Select a patient. Select Close and then select Update on the General tab. Close System Administrator. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR, Create a workgroup, name it and add this user to the workgroup. Save the workgroup. Open the Orders module Select a diagnosis and test order. Select Save & Task. Select the check box for the workgroup that you created in the earlier steps, and select OK. When that user opens the Workflow module, the tasks related to test orders for that

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Clinical Tasking

A patient's Inclusion or Exclusion List may restrict your access to clinical tasks. If you are a workflow delegate for another user or provider, you may not be able to access the same patient tasks as that person. If you do not have access to a patient, the Restricted message appears under the Patient Name, Subject, and Description columns. For more information on Inclusion and Exclusion List viewing restrictions, go to the NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the following documents: System Administrator Guide for NextGen® Enterprise Patient Demographics Guide for NextGen® Enterprise Orders Module User Guide for NextGen® Enterprise EHR Assigning tasks to other users, as well as accepting, declining, or deleting tasks, requires different levels of user rights. Contact your system administrator for your user-specific rights and permissions. When you select the Clinical Tasking tab in the Workflow module, you can view your tasks, applicable appointments, and demographic inf

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Clinical Tasking

A patient's Inclusion or Exclusion List may restrict your access to clinical tasks. If you are a workflow delegate for another user or provider, you may not be able to access the same patient tasks as that person. If you do not have access to a patient, the Restricted message appears under the Patient Name, Subject, and Description columns. For more information on Inclusion and Exclusion List viewing restrictions, go to the 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 Assigning tasks to other users, as well as accepting, declining, or deleting tasks, requires different levels of user rights. Contact your system administrator for your user-specific rights and permissions. When you select the Clinical Tasking tab in the Workflow module, you can view your tasks, applicable appointments, and demographic informati

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Module Buttons and Lab Results Link

The tabs on the Workflow module include a set of buttons to view information for or open the Alerts, Allergies, Problems, Diagnoses, Medications, and Appointments modules. The Lab Result link enables you to view lab or radiology test results if they are available for the patient and you have access rights to the Orders module. If there are no test results, the link label displays in black and cannot be selected. The module buttons may appear in a vertical or horizontal format based on the tab selected. The button labels are automatically abbreviated at lower screen resolutions or when you resize the main NextGen® Enterprise EHR window to less than full size. The buttons display the number of items or a question mark for unknown. Hovering over a button with a number displays the corresponding list of items. You can select a button to open the respective module. For more information on each button and the Lab Results link, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the late

NextGen® Enterprise EHR Help

Viewing New Order Tests Results in the Workflow Module

If you select a test order in the Orders module and add result information to it when you save the order, the system displays the test order in the Workflow module in NextGen® Enterprise EHR as a high-priority (!) clinical task. Users can select these tasks to notify the provider (or other appropriate clinical staff) that the results for the test have been received. To view the detailed test result, you must open the test in the Orders module. Parent topic: Using the Results Panel

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