Public Health Nursing Documentation Guidelines - Indian Health ...
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<strong>Documentation</strong> and Coding <strong>Guidelines</strong> for <strong>Public</strong> <strong>Health</strong> Nurses<br />
4.3 Set Up Patient and Visit<br />
The first order of business is to select a patient. Click on the blue area. The Patient<br />
Selection dialog box will appear. See Figure 4.3a. Either type in a patient’s name<br />
(last name first) or choose the patient’s name in the scroll box. The HRN number is<br />
the patient’s chart number. Click the OK button when finished. The patient information<br />
will now appear in the blue area. See Figure 4.3b.<br />
Next, click on the yellow Figure 4.3a. Patient Selection Dialog Box<br />
visit area. The Encounter<br />
Settings for Current Activities<br />
dialog box will<br />
pop up. Click on the New<br />
Visits tab. The public<br />
health nursing visits set<br />
up in RPMS—see Section<br />
3—should appear in Visit<br />
Location scroll box.<br />
Choose a visit. Select a<br />
date and time. Click the<br />
Create a Visit Now check<br />
box. When this box is<br />
checked, a new area will appear called Providers for This Encounter. The public<br />
health nurse will need to select his or her name in the All Providers scroll box and<br />
move it to the<br />
Figure 4.3b. Patient Chart With Patient Info; Visit Blank<br />
Providers for This<br />
Encounter area by<br />
clicking on the<br />
green arrow. The<br />
nurse can also select<br />
another provider—e.g.,<br />
a primary<br />
physician—<br />
and move his or<br />
her name into the<br />
Providers for This<br />
Encounter area.<br />
The nurse can designate<br />
herself or<br />
himself as the<br />
primary provider<br />
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