Templates

I need to be able to annotate a breast diagram with my clinical findings in order to go completely paper free. Please could you add this feature with the ability to annotate the diagram with markers and text?

Otherwise I have to copy the info from the exported word document and into my templates (painful). I use Office 365, power automate and Sharepoint rather than a medical records system and we don't post letters to GP - whatsapp, 365 sharing links, secure email etc

I do various aspects of the neurological examination tailored to the pts problem. eg fundoscopy may or may not be done. only some sensory ,modalities might be tested out of PP, vibration, touch and JPS. Only some reflexes may be done. Is there (can there be) a way of specifying what aspects of examination have actually been done so that the text describing the examination is then appropriately altered?

This could allow, for example, to introduce a section (labs, physical exam, etc.) into the note that follows a model other than that used for the current grade.

Include patient's name, address, and contact details as a letterhead at the top of the page; add patient information; input specifics about risks and benefits.

The user wants to add a feature where they can create a template specifically for generating a report from the patient's session.

Allow templates to reference other templates and create a master format template, enabling efficient updates and customization across multiple note types for large practices. This would streamline workflows for providers by reducing repetitive editing and ensuring consistency across documentation.

The DTC form is frequently required for patients with chronic medical conditions. In 2023, approximately 280,000 DTC forms were processed, and streamlining this process would allow family physicians to see over one million additional patients. The current process is tedious, and recent government changes will increase demand.

Hi , I would love to be able to see my templates on the screen as I record a session as a prompt to remember all the areas I need to cover in my history and examination Perhaps as a copy and paste area than can be replaced by the transcript once it is finished