Constitutional, Preop/Postop IOP & Post Procedure

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Documenting Eye Injections

You can document procedure and medication information for eye injection procedures in the OD Injection and OS Injection panels on the MICS MedAdmin OPH template. You can document the medication information for up to two medications for an eye injection. You can also document patient's response for the documented injection in the Patient Response section. Document Procedure Information for Eye Injections You can manually document procedure information for an eye injection or using a Quickpick. Documenting Medication Information for Eye Injections You can document up to four medications being administered with an injection procedure. Document Eye Injections Using QuickPicks You can document procedure and medication details for eye injections using QuickPicks that you built and saved previously. Document Waste Medications You can waste medications for any reason from the MICS MedAdmin OPH template. Document Patient Responses Parent topic: Documenting Ophthalmology Injections

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Complete the Template and Submit Charges

When you have documented all procedure information, your final steps are to capture any follow-up visit information, submit charges and generate the ophthalmology injection procedure note. Enter Follow-Up Information Submit Charges and Generate the Procedure Note Parent topic: Documenting Ophthalmology Injections

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Pre & Post Intraocular Pressure

Use the Preop IOP and Postop IOP section to document pre-procedure and post-procedure intraocular pressure. Select the OD and/or OS field(s) and select a value from the picklist. Parent topic: Constitutional, Preop/Postop IOP & Post Procedure

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Constitutional

In the Constitutional section: Select the Normal or Abnormal option to document the patient’s Mood/affect. Select Oriented x3 or Abnormal option to document the patient’s Orientation. Parent topic: Constitutional, Preop/Postop IOP & Post Procedure

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Post Procedure Information

Use the Post Procedure section to capture post procedure information such as complications, hand movement (HM) vision, vision improvement, and if the central retinal artery is examined and open. Check the appropriate check boxes to document post procedure information. Parent topic: Constitutional, Preop/Postop IOP & Post Procedure

NextGen® Medication Inventory Control Help 10.6.3.0

Documenting Ophthalmology Injections

You can document ophthalmology injection procedures for a patient on the MICS MedAdmin OPH template. On the MICS MedAdmin OPH template, you can document procedure information, medications administered, and the patient's response for eye injection procedures. You can use the fields appearing before the Today’s Assessments panel to add the general details for documenting eye injection procedures. You can also use the sections after the Injection 2 panel to document follow-up information and view the injection history. The following table describes the panels on the MICS MedAdmin OPH template. Panel Description Today’s Assessments View diagnoses added or used on today’s visit, and add and update diagnoses through this panel. OD Injection Document the details of eye injection procedures for the right eye. OS Injection Document the details of eye injection procedures for the left eye. You can view historical ophthalmology injections in the Injection History grid on the MICS MedAdmin OPH tem

Constitutional, Preop/Postop IOP & Post Procedure

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Documenting Eye Injections

Complete the Template and Submit Charges

Pre & Post Intraocular Pressure

Constitutional

Post Procedure Information

Documenting Ophthalmology Injections

Documenting Eye Injections

Complete the Template and Submit Charges

Pre & Post Intraocular Pressure

Constitutional

Post Procedure Information

Documenting Ophthalmology Injections