Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide - UCSF Radiation Oncology

MOSAIQ Dosimetrist/Physicist Training Guide Module I
Notes The Diagnosis and Problem List dialog box shows all of the patient diagnoses and
contains the information and fields below:
Show Code
Capture
Sequence
If selected, shows a list of the patient diagnoses at the bottom
of the dialog box. The diagnoses are prioritized by the most
current diagnosis treated and billed for procedures and
supplies.
Dx Date Shows the initial date of the diagnosis.
Dx Shows the diagnosis code.
Description Shows a description of the diagnosis for the patient.
Inactive Date Shows the date the diagnosis became inactive.
State Shows Imported if the diagnosis was imported from an HL7 or
ESI interface. Shows Entered if the diagnosis was manually
added in Diagnoses and Interventions, Patient Demographic
Data, NEW Patient Registration, Code Capture, or Multi-
Code Capture. Shows Affirmed if the diagnosis was affirmed by
a clinician with Clinical/Diag Staging | Approve security rights.
MOSAIQ highlights a diagnosis in gray if it was added from
the Code Capture or Multi-Code Capture dialog boxes. When
a clinician affirms this particular diagnosis, the background
turns to white.
Source Shows the source from which the diagnosis is saved: External
Interface, D&I (for Diagnoses and Interventions), Code Capture,
or Administrative.
List Order
Opens the Diagnosis and Staging window to add a new
diagnosis.
Opens the Diagnosis and Staging window for the diagnosis
code of the diagnosis selected in the Diagnosis and Problem
List dialog box.
Removes the selected diagnosis. You can remove a diagnosis
only if the diagnosis has no assigned Care Plan(s) or related
diagnoses.
When there is more than one diagnosis in the list, you can
change the sequence of the diagnosis information. Click one
of the buttons to move a diagnosis up or down.
The up/down arrow buttons put the diagnoses in the required
billing order as they appear in the Code Capture dialog box.
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