How can I access key information in the record while writing a progress note?
When writing a progress note, you can quickly access important information in the record without interrupting your workflow.
Here's how to proceed:
- To view the reason for consultation, conclusions/diagnosis, or any other information in the record summary, simply open the left panel. This feature allows you to keep essential information at hand without leaving your current note.
- To consult your note history, open the right panel. This allows you to maintain consistency in your record while writing a new note.
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