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Note Template Editor

Note templates can speed up your entry of patient overview comments, workflow/follow up comments, and laboratory specimen level and test level comments. They allow for you to create a standard set of verbiage combined with dynamic system fields which get populated off of live patient specific data when you apply the template.

Configuring Note Templates

From the Clinic Modules click into Note Templates

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To setup a new template click New and then proceed to populate each required field.

Template Name = What you will see in the drop down to select and apply a template note

Permission = If you want to allow all users to use the specific note template set this as Login. Otherwise, specify a permission group such as Biller or other to restrict use to only users who have the specific permission group assigned.

Options = Check on public if you want this template shared and made accessible with more than just yourself (template notes are private to the user by default. Disabled will remove access to use the template but not permanently delete the template.

Type = This sets which module in GoRev the note template will be usable within. Setting as none will allow the note template to be used system wide.

Billing = The note templates will only be usable in the Workflow system.

Registration = The note template will only be usable in Navigating Patient Overview

Lab = The note template will only be usable in the Results Overview system.

Note Template = this is where you configure your actual note template. In the example below, we have two system fields denoted by the { and } characters. These fields will automatically populate with the respective information when the note template is applied. See further down on adding system fields

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To insert a dynamic field click Insert Patient Field then search for a field. Almost all fields within GoRev are accessible. As an example, search ICN and you can add the ICN (internal claim number) for the primary, secondary, tertiary, or quaternary payer.

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Using Note Templates

In patient overview

Click the Comment and then Templates button

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Pick a template

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Click Apply Template and your note template will apply pulling in dynamic values. Edit the text as needed from there then click Submit Comment.

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From workflow

Same logic applies as above in Patient Overview and is accessible here

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From laboratory results

From the test level comments here:

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From specimen level comments here:

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