Recent Updates
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Scanning Into SOAPware
<p>There are several options that the user can set to customize Scanning settings for his/her needs. To access the Scanning Options area, click Tools > Options, and select Scanning from the list.</p> <p>SOAPware scanning allows the user to initiate an image scan from within SOAPware, and to h... -
Drag and Drop Files into SOAPware
Drag and Drop files into almost any area of the patient chart. The user will have the ability to drop a file by either attaching it to an existing docutainer or the user can drop directly into an open field.
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Chart Archiving Feature
<p>The Chart Archiver is a tool that allows the user to archive a patient’s chart, removing it from the Chart Rack. This is useful for keeping the chart rack cleared of inactive charts, reducing the amount of time the user spends looking for the charts needed.</p> <p>The user can also un-archive... -
Chart Merger Feature
Updated on: Dec 07, 2022
If the user accidentally created two charts for the same patient, this function will allow the user to merge them into one chart.
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Creating SMARText Items from Quick Access
Most users will want to add and remove items from pick lists. This demo will show an easy means to add items to any pick list, anywhere.
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Generate a Health Maintenance Report
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Using the Vaccine Rule Types
Updated on: Dec 07, 2022
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Create a Rule Set
Updated on: Dec 07, 2022
A Rule Set a is a group of Health Maintenance rules, which allows multiple rules to be inserted to the patient's chart at one time. Some of the most common rule sets are created for patients within a specific demographic or patients with a specific diagnosis.
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Create a Rule
Updated on: Dec 07, 2022
<p>Health Maintenance rules may be created to place individually in the patient's chart or to be placed in Rule Sets. When Health Maintenance rules are created, they will be available network wide. This means that once the Health Maintenance rule is created the rule will be accessible for all p... -
Addressing a Rule
Updated on: Dec 07, 2022