Patient Medical History
Patient Medical History
One of the fundamentals for healthcare professionals and providers is the upkeep of accurate and comprehensive medical records of patients. In addition, providing effective, high-quality care depends on how easily a practitioner can acquire the information.
By swiftly searching for and selecting the Patient, ERPNext Healthcare enables you to quickly compile a patient's medical history at any time.
You can go to: to view the patient history.
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The document type Patient Medical Record maintains a history of patient interactions. When the Patient Encounter, Vital Signs, Clinical Procedure, Lab Test, Therapy Session, and Inpatient Medication Order forms are submitted, these records are automatically created.
With version 13, you may use Patient History Settings to specify which document types and fields belong in the Patient Medical Record and Patient History.
All of the forms used by healthcare professionals have a See > Patient History button so they may quickly navigate to the "Patient History" page to view the patient history.
1. Sections
- Patient Information: All of the data from the patient record is immediately collected and shown on the page's sidebar as soon as you pick the patient.
- Patient Vitals: This section generates charts to show how the Blood Pressure, Respiratory/Pulse Rate, Temperature, and BMI are changing over time based on the Vital Signs recorded for the patient above. Individual buttons can be clicked to render the needed chart.
- Documents for Patient Interactions: This section displays a timeline of the papers retrieved from the patient medical records. The name of the doctype, a link to the document, and the creation date of the record are all visible. A summary of each document is displayed upon loading. To see a detailed view, utilize the arrow next to each document.
- Filters: With version 13, you can also use a multi-select list filter to filter the doctypes you want to see the interactions of. You can receive the history feed between any two dates by using the date range filter.
2. Adding Medical Records Manually
All complaints, diagnoses, and other data gathered during a patient encounter are automatically recorded in the medical record, along with vital signs, lab investigations, requested clinical procedures, admissions, etc.
New > Medical Record in the Patient document will let you manually enter notes. When you do this, you can also attach files, and the Medical Record will show links to the files alongside the remarks. Medical Records from the Patient Encounter may also be added.