To add a patient flag to a patient, first, bring up the patient's chart by going to Patients > Patient List or searching for the patient. 2. Ensure Demographics is selected on the left. Navigate to the Flags tab and select +Add Flag.Nov 1, 2021
What does red exclamation mark mean on my chart?
Interpreting Results You may see a little red ''exclamation mark'' besides a test indicating that a result is outside the normal range. This may be significant, but in many cases it is not and your doctor will know whether this is the case and if any action needs to be taken.
How do I tag an epic in Jira?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=49LFJ1Stmwk
How do I add FYI to Epic?
To add an FYI Flag: 1. Click More Activities at the bottom left of a patient's workspace. 2. Click the FYI activity.
Where is FYI in epic?
Click Chart from the main toolbar. Enter the information needed to locate the patient and open the patient's chart. 2. Type FYI into the Chart Search field within the storyboard and select Jump to FYI.Jul 1, 2020
Where can you see if a patient has a blood products refusal FYI flag epic?
If a patient has a Blood Product Refusal FYI Flag, a banner will now also show on the Nursing Clinical Overview report. If you click the banner, it takes you to the FYI flag activity just for extra verification/review.Jan 3, 2018
How do you add a flag on Drchrono?
- Add in your patient information and click save.
- In the flags tab, select the '+Add a Flag to this Appointment' button.
- The 'New Appointment Flag' section will appear below.
- When you select 'Save', your flag will be attached to your appointment.
Why does the American flag have 7 stripes?
What about the stars and stripes? The 50 white stars (50 since July 4, 1960) stand for the 50 states of the union. And the seven red and six white horizontal stripes, or pales, represent the original 13 states, or British colonies.May 2, 2019
What do the stripes on the US flag represent?
There are 50 stars representing the 50 states and there are 13 stripes representing the 13 original colonies.