Hello,
Typically, when we receive a correspondence from a specialist, or get a report from another provider, I would usually put in a one line entry into the chart. With OD, I'm not sure if I should use a CommLog entry for this, or create a dummy code and then add in the chart note. Anyone have thoughts on this, and what the cleaner method is?
- Danish
Documenting entering a letter into a paper chart
Documenting entering a letter into a paper chart
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Danish Qadri, DMD
Lake Family Dentistry
296 Lake Ave
Colonia, NJ 07067
Danish Qadri, DMD
Lake Family Dentistry
296 Lake Ave
Colonia, NJ 07067
Re: Documenting entering a letter into a paper chart
CommLog is the better choice in my opinion.
No need to create dummy codes to accomplish this. Every dummy code will show as a line item on the patient ledger (for instance when you print a statement). This just confuses the patients. The cleaner look and feel will be the CommLog.
Jim
No need to create dummy codes to accomplish this. Every dummy code will show as a line item on the patient ledger (for instance when you print a statement). This just confuses the patients. The cleaner look and feel will be the CommLog.
Jim
James Zemencik, DMD
http://www.bridgeville-dentist.com/
http://www.bridgeville-dentist.com/
Re: Documenting entering a letter into a paper chart
What category do you use for a correspondence? I'm also looking for something for a CT scan or blood lab values that get entered into a chart.
- Danish
- Danish
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Danish Qadri, DMD
Lake Family Dentistry
296 Lake Ave
Colonia, NJ 07067
Danish Qadri, DMD
Lake Family Dentistry
296 Lake Ave
Colonia, NJ 07067
Re: Documenting entering a letter into a paper chart
You can create a CommLog Type if you wish. To do so, go to Setup>Definitions>CommLog Types
http://opendental.com/manual/commlog.html
http://opendental.com/manual/definitionguidelines.html
http://opendental.com/manual/commlog.html
http://opendental.com/manual/definitionguidelines.html
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