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Anyone familiar with ChartNet?-sm - Lillian

Posted: May 18, 2012

I'm trying to learn it...no training provided by company. What does "previous notes" mean. I thought I knew but now not sure. I have tons of questions but I guess I will learn as I go.

Thank you.

I work on it. - sm

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If you are in the report, hit F6 and it will bring in a drop box for you to select previous reports for that patient, or for the doctor dictating. Very useful feature if you want to understand their common statements that they speed through, verify a drug, etc.

I have worked on an account where that particular feature was not operable. Hope yours is because it is nice to have.

F6-sm - Lillian

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I don't/can't use F6 but I can use Shft+Ctrl+P (under the heading insert) and then I always get message of No iKnowMed Previous no previous notes. I am kinda new so maybe there is no data base built up but it sure would be wonderful to pull in previous reports!

F6 - ChartNetUser

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I usually use my mouse, go up to "report", go down to "previous reports". There is a drop down box. It is very helpful. I use mine ALL the time! :)

To ChartNet user - please sm

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We were told that once you go into the actual report to edit, the clock does not start for 60 seconds. So, you are basically doing 1 minute of work that is not timed. We add the number of reports to our time sheets.

Is the same true for typing? We do both. I am concerned because if it works that way in straight typing, I am actually doing OT that is not calculated by the system.

ChartNet - ChartNet User

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I type on ChartNet, but my time is calculated another way so I am not sure about OT and how you are getting your hours on ChartNet. Sorry :(
Possibly someone else knows who has their hours calculated on ChartNet.

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