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Document Risk Factor Indicators
Click the
Configure
icon on the top corner of the template.
The
Oph Risk Factors Config
template opens.
If the patient has no risk conditions, select the
No risk indicators
check box and then click
Save & Close
.
Select
Yes
,
No
, or
Unknown
for the following risk factors.
Diabetes
Diabetic Retinopathy
Hypertension
Macular Degeneration
Glaucoma
To document tobacco use, click the
Tobacco Usage
link and enter tobacco usage information.
If appropriate, select the
Tobacco cessation discussed
check box.
The
Tobacco Cessation Discussed
template opens for you to select additional details.
Click
Save & Close
.
Risk factors information appears in the
Risk Indicator
bar at the top of the template.
Document Risk Factor Indicators
NextGen® Ophthalmic Suite Help 2022.2
Risk Factor Indicators
Risk factor indicators appear above the workflow tabs and indicate the patient's conditions that put the patient at risk for Ophthalmic pathologies. risk factor indicators On the Oph Risk Factors Config template, you can indicate both a positive and negative personal history for the following: AMD- Age-related macular degeneration DM Ret- Diabetic retinopathy GLAUC- Glaucoma TOB- Tobacco use HTN- Hypertension DM- Diabetes mellitus Document Risk Factor Indicators Documenting Tobacco Use and Vaping Parent topic: Access Home Page - OPH
NextGen Behavioral Health Suite Help 5.6
Document Risk Factors
Select the Risk Factors link. The Risk Factors Config template opens. Risk Factors Config template Select the No risk indicators checkbox if the patient has no risk conditions, and then select Save & Close. For patients who have one or more of the risk conditions, do the following: In the Tobacco section, select Tobacco Usage to open the Social History - Tobacco template. Note: If the tobacco information is updated on the Screening Summary template or on the Risk Factors Config template, the application fills values in the Social History - Tobacco template. Document the applicable data on the template. Select the Tobacco Cessation Discussed link. The Tobacco Cessation Discussed template opens. Document the tobacco cessation discussion, and then select Save and Close. For more information on tobacco cessation counseling, select . Select Save & Close. Select OK to save and close the template. The documented data appears in the respective fields and data grids. Select any of the following
NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1
Document the Risk Factors
You can document the risk factors for patients. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. On a patient encounter, open any of the standard visit templates. (for example, the Intake template. On the template header, select Config. The Risk Factors Config template opens. If the patient has no risk factors, select No risk indicators, and select Save & Close. If the patient has a history of tobacco use, do the following: In the Tobacco section, select Tobacco Usage.The Social History - Tobacco template opens. Note: If the tobacco information is updated on the Screening Summary template or on the Risk Factors Config template, the application automatically fills values on the Social History - Tobacco template. Enter data on the Social History - Tobacco template, and select OK. Select the Tobacco Cessation Discussed link.The Tobacco Cessation Discussed template opens. Enter information about the tobacco cessation discussion, and select Save and Close. Select for quality reporting. Save and close the temp
NextGen Behavioral Health Suite Help 5.6
Risk Factors
You can document the risk factors for tobacco use (TOB), hypertension (HTN), diabetes (DM), and coronary artery disease (CAD) on the Risk Factors Config template. These are not the conditions that the patient is considered to be at high risk for. If you want to indicate that the patient is at high risk for developing a certain condition, you can document such information on the Care Guidelines template. After documenting a risk factor, the client's chart displays an alert indicator. Risk Factors Document Risk Factors Parent topic: Managing Patient Details through Template Header Links
NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1
Viewing Risk Factors
You can view details about patients' risk factors to help you to evaluate their health condition. The risk indicators for Tobacco use (TOB), Hypertension (HTN), Diabetes (DM), and Coronary artery disease (CAD) are available for documentation in NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine. Risk factors You can use the Risk Factors Config template to indicate a patient's current health conditions. You cannot consider a patient's health at high risk by looking at these conditions or you can view the risk indicator icons without opening the template. If you want to indicate that the patient is at high risk for developing a certain condition, you can document such details on the Care Guidelines template. You can use the risk indicators to review the risk factors without opening the Risk Factors Config template. Document the Risk Factors You can document the risk factors for patients. Risk Indicators You can identify a patient's risk factors by viewing the risk indicators associated with certain health
NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1
Record the Patient's Derm Risk Factors
Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR and select a Established patient or New patient as appropriate. Create a patient encounter and open the Intake template. Select a Specialty of Dermatology and a Visit Type of Office Visit.The Derm Risk Factors Config link is available on the patient header of every dermatology template Click the Config icon. The Derm Risk Factors Config template opens. If the patient does not have any risk factor, select the No risk indicators check box. In the Tobacco section, document the smoking status of the patient as follows: Click Tobacco Usage to document the tobacco consumption details such as tobacco type and usage per day on the Social - History Tobacco template. Click Tobacco cessation discussed to document smoking cessation efforts and passive smoke exposure on the Tobacco Cessation Discussed template. Select Yes, No, or Unknown for other risk factors.The default setting is Unknown. The risk factors for Melanoma (MM), Diabetes (DM), Basal cell carcinoma (BCC),
