outcomes relative to client goals. h. For documentation of group progress notes, enables a single entry of group content to automatically combine with each group member’s note of individual response. i. Renders progress or regress in both qualitative statements and quantitative measurements. j. Supports data capture and documentation of psychiatric evaluations that support standards of practice. k. Enables data captured in structured format to be converted to equivalent narrative notes for ease of use, managing referrals, and creating a legal health record. l. Enables annotation of professional’s personal notes that do not become part of the legal health record. m. Captures and indexes external documents. n. Captures client-originated data, such as client intake data, self-report medical screen, and other documents, and flags by source. 2. Client data management functions a. Creates and manages problem list. b. Creates and manages medication list from any prescriptions and renewals, including documenting allergies and adverse reactions. c. Flags variances to provider and supervisor from standards of practice, including incomplete or inappropriately structured information. d. Makes summaries of variances available to provider, supervisor, and QA target report. e. Generates an integrated summary of a client’s case. f. Enables graphic display of client goals and objectives. g. Enables normative scaling of outcomes. 3. Prescription/ordering functions a. Enables selection of drugs based on medication formulary advice. b. Enables writing of legible prescriptions that may be transmitted to a retail pharmacy via an network or printed on tamper-resistant paper, as applicable. c. Enables processing of refills/renewals. d. Receives refill notifications.
outcomes relative to client goals. h. For documentation of group progress notes, enables a single entry of group content to automatically combine with each group member’s note of individual response. i. Renders progress or regress in both qualitative statements and quantitative measurements. j. Supports data capture and documentation of psychiatric evaluations that support standards of practice. k. Enables data captured in structured format to be converted to equivalent narrative notes for ease of use, managing referrals, and creating a legal health record. l. Enables annotation of professional’s personal notes that do not become part of the legal health record. m. Captures and indexes external documents. n. Captures client-originated data, such as client intake data, self-report medical screen, and other documents, and flags by source. 2. Client data management functions a. Creates and manages problem list. b. Creates and manages medication list from any prescriptions and renewals, including documenting allergies and adverse reactions. c. Flags variances to provider and supervisor from standards of practice, including incomplete or inappropriately structured information. d. Makes summaries of variances available to provider, supervisor, and QA target report. e. Generates an integrated summary of a client’s case. f. Enables graphic display of client goals and objectives. g. Enables normative scaling of outcomes. 3. Prescription/ordering functions a. Enables selection of drugs based on medication formulary advice. b. Enables writing of legible prescriptions that may be transmitted to a retail pharmacy via an network or printed on tamper-resistant paper, as applicable. c. Enables processing of refills/renewals. d. Receives refill notifications.
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