Allergies

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® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Adding and Reviewing Allergies

You can add and review the allergy details associated with a patient in the Allergies panel. You can add an allergy and its reaction on the Allergies panel. You must add the severity level on the Medication Allergies module which then displays the severity level in the Reaction (Severity) column in the Allergies panel. On the Medication Allergies module, you can select multiple reactions and the respective severities for each allergy. Allergies You can select the No known allergies checkbox to indicate that the patient does not have any known medication allergies. You can select the Reviewed, Updated checkbox to indicate that the allergy details are reviewed and updated during the encounter You can select the Reviewed, no change checkbox to indicate that the patient does not have new details to add. You can view the intolerance details for the added allergies in the Allergies panel if the Intolerance check box is selected on the Medication Allergies module. The Intolerance check box in

NextGen® Orthopedic Suite Help 80.2.14.0

Allergies

The Allergies grid displays the patient’s allergies and reactions entered through the Medication Allergies module. The Reviewed check box above the grid indicates that allergies have been reviewed. The None check box is automatically selected if no allergies are listed. Note: For more information, go to NextGen Healthcare Success Community, and download the Medications and Medication Allergy Modules User Guide for NextGen® Enterprise. Remove an Allergy Parent topic: Patient Intake Details Parent topic: History Panel Parent topic: Patient History for Post-Operative Visits

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Add Allergies

You can add and review the allergies that a patient may have towards certain medications. You must add the severity of the allergy in the Medication Allergies module. The severity reflects in the allergies grid under the Reaction (Severity) column. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. Open the Intake - Cardiology template. Select the Allergies panel. On the Allergies template, do one of the following. If there are no known allergies for a patient, select No known allergies. If applicable, click the Comment link to open the Allergy Comments window. If there are allergies listed in the grid for the patient and if there is no new information to add, click Reviewed, no change. Note: If Joint Commission standards have been enabled in the Practice Configuration practice template, allergy information always has to be documented after entering whether the patient is new or established, along with the Visit type, Historian, and Reason for Visit. If the patient had a new allergy since the last visit, c

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Enter Allergy Data on Psychiatric Evaluation

On the BH - Psychiatric Evaluation template, expand the Medication Information panel. In the Allergies section, click the Comments link to include relevant details. Select No known allergies, Reviewed updated, or Reviewed, no change. Click Add or Update to enter data on the Adult Allergies or Pediatrics Allergies template. Note: The severity of the reaction cannot be added on the Allergies panel. Go to the Medication Allergies module to add the severity of the reaction, where multiple reactions and severities can be selected. After the severity is added in the Medication Allergies module and updated, the severity appears in the Allergies panel grid under the Reaction (Severity) column. In the Additional Medication Management Questions section, select an answer for each item in this section, as applicable. Parent topic: Record Medication Data

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Enter Patient Allergy Data

The Allergies panel on the BH - Nurse Note template is used to add or review allergy information. If no allergies are reported by the client, select the No known allergies checkbox. If the client indicates a new allergy has presented since the last visit, click Add and do the following: Select the allergen from the list. Enter a Reaction from the list that automatically launches or click on the top blank row to type a reaction. Repeat for any other new allergies. Click Save & Close. Select the Reviewed, updated option. Note: The severity of the reaction cannot be added on the Allergies panel. Go to the Medication Allergies module to add the severity of the reaction, where multiple reactions and severities can be selected. After the severity is added in the Medication Allergies module and updated, the severity appears in the Allergies panel grid under the Reaction (Severity) column. If a conversation with the patient reveals no new information for existing allergies, select Reviewed, no

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