I thought of something this morning while readings JBS response.

With a chart open for an encounter, you can go to the Summary Sheet Tab, there is a section called Tracked Data/Flow Sheets (middle way on right hand side), click add/edit and enter the lab test name you want to track (this drop down list will be saved for each pt) enter the value and date and VOILA you have a record of levels that can be tracked! We used to do this with our PSA results but no longer due to the lab interface.

It shows that this can be graphed and printed. When I try to print the info I have in these fields then all the data shows up to be printed and this may not be what you are needing. I also don't think the graph would work very well if you have multiple data sets and values, but I have not tried. I can see the values of previous things with just using the small drop down arrow next to the value block.

Hope this makes sense and helps.

@JBS: this would be a nice feature, we tried to add in values in the chart and just seemed to be too much for primary care because of the sheer volume. We even tried with the in-house waived urines but the template took too long and looked weird when we printed the chart. It is easier to write out on paper and import the sheet. We have to go back to the imported labs much like the old days of flipping a page to the lab results when we had paper notes.

Last edited by ChrisFNP; 11/23/2022 3:55 PM.