Remove Items from an Assessment Page

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Add an Assessment Item Between Two Other Items

You can add an item between two consecutive items available in an assessment page. On the Specialty Common Assessment Config template, expand the Manage Common Assessments panel. Select the page to be updated the *Common assessment page name field. The name of the selected page appears in the *Common assessment page name field, and the items available in the selected page appear in the assessment item section. Select the item number where you want to insert a blank row for adding a new item. The selected item number is filled in the Item # field, and the details of the item appear in the corresponding fields. Select Insert Blank Row. A blank item number is added before the selected item by moving down all other items below that item number. Add the desired type of item in the newly created item number. Parent topic: Managing Items of an Assessment Page

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Update Items in an Assessment Page

You can update different types of items available in an assessment page. On the Specialty Common Assessment Config template, expand the Manage Common Assessments panel. Select the page to be updated from the *Common assessment page name field. The name of the selected page appears in the *Common assessment page name field, and the items available in the selected page appear in the assessment item section. Select the item number to be updated. The selected item number is filled in the Item # field, and the details of the item appear in the corresponding fields. Update the details of the selected item as needed. Select Add/Update. The changes are saved to the selected item. Parent topic: Managing Items of an Assessment Page

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Item Types for Assessment Pages

You can use different types of items to configure assessment pages. You can configure items required for an assessment page using the assessment item section of the Manage Common Assessments panel on the Specialty Common Assessment Config template. When you enter an assessment page in the *Common assessment page name field, the items configured for that page appear in the assessment item section. You can add, update, or delete items from the selected page as needed. If you select an item number, the number is filled in the Item # field. You need to select the item type to be added, enter the details of the item, and add the item to the assessment page. The types of items are as follows: Header/Group. Headers and header groups appear in bold on the assessment pages. If the header text is prefixed with a plus sign, it indicates that the item is a header group and there are multiple codes in that group. The groups created using the Specialty Diagnosis Group Config template are provided as

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Remove Items from an Assessment Page

You can remove items from an assessment page. When you do, you have option to leave a blank line, or to close up the space created by moving the lower lines up. On the Specialty Common Assess Config practice template, expand the Manage Common Assessments panel. In the Common assessment page name field, select the desired assessment page. Select the item to remove. Click Remove. A window opens with an option to move the rows up after removing the item. Remove option in the Manage Common Assessments panel Do one of the following: Select the Move rows up after remove check box, and click OK. Click OK to close the window and leave a space on the place of deleted item. Parent topic: Manage items on Common Assessment Pages

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Managing Items of an Assessment Page

You can add, update, and remove various items in an assessment page. You can use the Manage Common Assessments panel of the Specialty Common Assessment Config practice template to build an assessment page using a combination of different types of items. You can add up to 124 items to an assessment page. The items configured for an assessment page appear in the Inf Common Assessment template for adding diagnoses to a patient’s history. Manage Common Assessments Item Types for Assessment Pages You can use different types of items to configure assessment pages. Add Headers and Sub-Groups to an Assessment Page You can add sub-groups and headers with or without groups to an assessment page. Add Diagnosis Codes and Spacers to an Assessment Page You can add spacers and diagnosis codes with their descriptions to an assessment page. Update Items in an Assessment Page You can update different types of items available in an assessment page. Remove Items from an Assessment Page You can remove diff

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Remove a Blank Row from the Common Assessment Page

On the Common Assessments practice template, expand the Manage Common Assessments panel. Click Common assessment page name and select a page from the list. The assessments associated with the page name appear. Click Item # after selecting a common assessment page name. A list of blank rows appears in the list. Select the row to be removed from the list. Click the Item to add field and select spacer from the resulting list. Click the Add/Update button. A spacer appears in the selected item. Select the newly added spacer. Click Remove. The Info Remove Assessment window opens. Select the Move Remaining items up one row on removal check box. Click OK. Parent topic: Remove an Assessment from the Common Assessment Page

Remove Items from an Assessment Page

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Remove Items from an Assessment Page

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Remove a Blank Row from the Common Assessment Page