adrian
On 20/07/06, Cedric Meyerowitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>"You wrote: Que? You can go around the 'Reason' button and choose further
items
>from the list of coded terms as many times as you like. I often would
>Code four reasons for the consultation and sometimes eight. "
What he meant is that if you look at past visits, only 1 reason displays.
With MD3 it is the same. BP displays more than 1 reason for visit.
Cedric
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Subject: Re: [GPCG_TALK] SNOMED Project Proposal
Adrian Elliot-Smith wrote:
> the artificiality of only allowing one reason per consultation is a
> significant deterrant too - MD aware of this for years
Que? You can go around the 'Reason' button and choose further items
from the list of coded terms as many times as you like. I often would
code four reasons for the consultation and sometimes eight. It would
have been good if HCN had followed the convention of being to hold down
the CTRL button and click on as many items from the patient's list of
existing long term problems as we wish, though, to make it easier and
faster to code more than one reason for the consultation.
> but only
> rectified in MD3 (at least I presume it has been rectified)
An MD3 user will have to tell us.
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Oliver Frank, general practitioner
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Phone 08 8261 1355 Fax 08 8266 5149 Mobile 0407 181 683
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