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#25527 11/02/2010 11:58 PM
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Can someone explain how to see the previous immunizations after migration?


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Go to the summary page in the lower left corner (Health Maintainance and Immunizations), second tab (Complete).

You can also print an immunization summary from there.

A little clunky but it works.


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I agree. They should be on the same page. The newly upgraded VIPER makes that much easier and even sees the immunizations that are NOT migrated yet. Plus, it solves the double entry for Adacel and Boostrix.


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Why do they show up under the "Complete" tab rather than the "Injections" tab?


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to make us ask questions Leslie =)


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Maybe they are completed injections/immunizations??


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