How To Build Them Patient lists are built using various search termswhich we will show It requires information to be in the patients PHR Due to variability within the PHR it is possible to miss patients that should be in your list ID: 786719
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Building Patient Lists
Patient lists allow you to broadcast message to specific patients within your practice.
Slide2How To Build Them
Patient lists are built using various search terms…which we will show
It requires information to be in the patient’s PHR
Due to variability within the PHR, it is possible to miss patients that should be in your list
For patients who wish to complete their PHR, some guidance is very useful
Slide3When you open RH, this is the screen you should see…your at-a-glance view.
Slide4Click on the “Patients” tab. This will open and provide you with Options and Actions. For this activity, click on “Build Patient List”. For now, however, we will show you how patient’s PHR’s are used to build lists.
Slide5This is the Practice view of the PHR. Team members can add items, as can the patient from their view. Currently, that process is manual.
Slide6You build patient lists from the Patients tab by clicking on “Build Patient List” under “Actions” …as indicated by arrow.
Slide7This is the rules engine for building your patient lists. As you can see, there are multiple options. We will build one using “Diabetes” as the “Problem”
Slide8Here, we have put in “diabetes” under “Problem” as a search rule to build the list. As you see, there are multiple options. This is where communication and coordination with your patients is critical.
Slide9Here the rules have been completed, and we are ready to perform our search. See how the “Problem” filed was completed.
Slide10The results of the “Build Patient List” query. You can now take multiple actions with the list, which includes broadcast messaging.
Slide11The Patient View/PHR
Slide12This is the patient view when they log in.
Slide13To get to their PHR, they will click on the “Health Records” tab, as shown
Slide14This is what appears, with multiple tabs. The first thing they see is their Meds and Allergies.
On the left are multiple choices for viewing data and a couple of actions.
The patient can also click on the “…Update Wizard” link to update their information.
Slide15This window opens when you click on the “…Update Wizard”. Here, we have gone to “Medications”. Click on “Enter Details”.
Slide16This dialog/action box appears after clicking on the “Enter Details” link. From here, the patient can add/edit lots of details. Nice for Med Rec…if kept up.
Slide17Now, Mr. Vega is going to edit his Problem List to allow you to build a Patient List for patients with specific problems.
Go to the “Problems & Procedures” tab, and click on “New Problem” to add a problem, or simply view the problems already listed.
Slide18When Mr. Vega click on “Add New Problem”, a check-list appears to help reduce variation and allow easier list building, but a free text search box still exists.
Given the extensive lists of problems, what problems patients should use needs to be coordinated by the providers, nurses or case managers.