Clinical Narratives

NextGen® Therapy Suite Help 30.3.13.0

Clinical Narratives

On the Clinical Narratives template, you can set up a clinical narrative to send to other providers through a C-CDA. The entry in the Narrative field of the Clinical Narratives template will be converted to a format that is accepted by other EHRs. Open the Clinical Narratives Template Parent topic: Using NextGen Therapy Suite

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Access the Clinical Narratives Template

Click the Form link, select Clinical Narratives, and click OK. The Clinical Narratives template opens. Clinical Narratives template Parent topic: Clinical Narratives

NextGen® Therapy Suite Help 30.3.13.0

Open the Clinical Narratives Template

Select the CCDA Narratives sub-navigation link on the NTS Homepage template. The CCDA Narratives template opens. Clinical Narratives template Parent topic: Clinical Narratives

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Manage Clinical Narratives

You can review, update, remove, or restore clinical narratives using the Clinical Narratives template. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. On the Templates module, select Clinical Narratives, and then select a note type. The Clinical Narratives template opens. Note: You can view the clinical narratives of the current encounter in the Current Visit Narratives grid. You can view the clinical narratives of all encounters in the All Narratives panel. To update a clinical narrative, do the following: Select the clinical narrative from the Current Visit Narratives grid. Edit the Narrative field. Select Update. To remove a clinical narrative, do the following: Select the clinical narrative from the Current Visit Narratives grid. Select Remove. To restore a removed clinical narrative, do the following: Select the Removed records option. Select the clinical narrative you want to restore from the Current Visit Narratives grid. Select Add. Parent topic: Generate Information from Document Library

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Clinical Narratives for Clinical Note Types

You can manage various clinical narratives. You can add, view, update, remove, or restore clinical narratives for the following types of Clinical Notes for the current encounter on the Clinical Narratives template. Consultation Note Discharge Summary Note History & Physical Imaging Narrative Laboratory Report Narrative Pathology Report Narrative Procedure Note Progress Note Parent topic: Generate Information from Document Library See also Add Clinical Narratives Manage Clinical Narratives

NextGen® Adaptive Content Engine Help Enterprise 8.3.1

Add Clinical Narratives

You can add clinical narratives for clinical note types for the current encounter. Open NextGen® Enterprise EHR. To open the Clinical Narratives template, do one of the following: On the Templates module, select Clinical Narratives, and then select a note type. On the Documents and Letters template, in the Clinical Narratives (CCDA) section, select a note type. Clinical Narratives To enter your comments for consultation, discharge summary, imaging, laboratory report, pathology report, history and physical, and progress note types, do one of the following: Enter the details in the Narrative field. Select My Phrases and select the predefined comment. Note: The Resulted Orders panel is enabled only for the imaging, laboratory report, and pathology report note types to select a component and enter your comments. You can add only one clinical narrative for a specific component for the current encounter. However, you can update the clinical narrative for the component. By default, the Result

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Clinical Narratives

Access the Clinical Narratives Template

Open the Clinical Narratives Template

Manage Clinical Narratives

Clinical Narratives for Clinical Note Types

Add Clinical Narratives

Clinical Narratives

Clinical Narratives

Access the Clinical Narratives Template

Open the Clinical Narratives Template

Manage Clinical Narratives

Clinical Narratives for Clinical Note Types

Add Clinical Narratives