This tutorial will provide you with how to Create a New Order in Axxess HomeCare.
Clients->Client Center->Select Client
Then, select Create->Order
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Selecting Order opens the “New Order” Window. which allows the user to create an order for the client. The required completion fields are marked with an asterisk.
Regarding and Physician
- Client Name: Automatically pulls into the order
- Care Period: Contains a drop-down list of the client’s active care periods
- The Order is for next Care Period: The ability to indicate if the order is related to the next care period
- Date: This is the order date. The system defaults to the current date
- Physician: Select the physician the order has been received from or is being sent to
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Order Information
- Summary/Title: Assists in identifying the order.
- Order Description: Document the content of the Order. Templates may be created for standard orders allowing the user to select the template verbiage for population.
- Order read back and verified: Indicate if the verbal order has been read back to the physician.
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Clinician Signature and Date
- Clinician Signature: Sign the order using an electronic signature password
- Signature Date: Indicate the date completing the order.
Then
- Save: Saves the order for future completion. The order may be completed from the client’s list chart as well as from Care Plans Tab under the client Quick Reports
- Complete: Finishes the order and sends to the appropriate next step which may include: Pending Co-Signature, QA Center or straight to Orders To Be Sent. Please Review “Orders Management Tutorial” for further in-depth training.
- Cancel: Closes the order without saving and takes the user back to the prior screen.
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This completes Creating a New Order Tutorial