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<strong>Documentation</strong> and Coding <strong>Guidelines</strong> for <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Nurses<br />

5.3 Labs, Radiology, Consults, and Referrals Standing Order Entry<br />

Non-patient-specific standing orders for labs, radiology, and consults will need to be<br />

entered into the EHR and released by policy so the patient may receive the service.<br />

Point-of-care labs implemented per standing order must be entered with the nature<br />

of order set to “policy.”<br />

Select Patient and Visit, and Set the Visit Context to Indicate the Ordering<br />

Medical Provider<br />

Place the medical provider (physician, physician assistant, or nurse practitioner) in<br />

the Providers for This Encounter field. The public health nurse shoud be highlighted<br />

in the Providers for This Encounter field. The public health nurse provider will then<br />

appear in the visit area of the patient chart, and he or she will be the ordering provider<br />

for any orders. The ordering medical provider becomes the secondary provider,<br />

and the public health nurse becomes the primary provider.<br />

Document the Review and Update of Allergies and Adverse Reactions<br />

Case 1: Let’s say no known allergies are previously documented, and no additional<br />

adverse reactions are reported. Move the mouse pointer over the Adverse Reactions<br />

<strong>Indian</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Service Page 5-4

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