Managing Flow Sheets

Flow Sheets allow the user to track and study ongoing patient treatment. For example, you could use Flow Sheets to monitor such things as coagulation therapy, weight loss, and diabetes treatment.

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Flow Sheets in SOAPware are created as Docuplates, and can be found listed in the Docuplate Manager.

It is now possible to create a Flow Sheets tab that can be saved as part of a Chart Layout.

Plotting graphs has been greatly simplified in SOAPware. A check box has been added to each managed item, which when checked, automatically appears in a graph above the body of the Flow Sheet.

Certain Flow Sheet Items, such as vital signs readings and lab report values, are automatically filled on creation of a new Flow Sheet if data for them exists in the patient chart.

It is possible to drag and drop a vital sign from the Vitals Signs section and add it as an item in a Flow Sheet.

Removing a Flow Sheet from the Patient Chart

Removing a Flow Sheet from the Patient Chart

To remove a Flow Sheet from a patient chart, first select the Flow Sheet that you wish to remove by Clicking on it in the Flow Sheets list. Then, Click the Remove Document Button (or Press Ctrl + Alt + R). SOAPware will ask you to confirm that you wish to remove the selected document. Click Yes if you are certain you wish to do so, and the Flow Sheet will be removed.

Signing Off on a Flow Sheet

Signing Off on a Flow Sheet

To sign off on a Flow Sheet, first select the Flow Sheet that you wish to sign off by Clicking on it in the Flow Sheets list. Then, Click the Sign Off Document Button (or Press Ctrl + Alt + S).

SOAPware will display the Sign Off Documents dialog box and ask you to confirm that you wish to sign off on the document. Click Yes if you are certain you wish to do so, and the Flow Sheet will be signed off.

Printing a Flow Sheet

Printing a Flow Sheet

To print an existing Flow Sheet, first select the Flow Sheet that you wish to print by Clicking on it in the Flow Sheets list. Then, Click the Print Document Button (or Press Ctrl + Alt + P).

The Print dialog box will open. Select the printer you wish to use, and Click Print. The selected Flow Sheet will print.

Reassigning a Flow Sheet

Reassigning a Flow Sheet

To reassign a Flow Sheet, select the Flow Sheet you wish to reassign and click the Reassign Documents Button (or press Control + Alt + R).

The Document Owner dialog box will be displayed. Use the drop down menu to choose the user you wish to assign the Flow Sheet to, and click "Okay".

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