Hi Thinus,
Not every patient with a chronic condition needs a Care Plan, but
occasionally it may help to clarify who does what and what the
patient's goals are. But If you use MD2 you will tend to get stupid
thingies because it is not set up well to generate worthwhile,
meaningful plans. Last time I looked, it couldn't even auto-populate
the diagnoses.
Mine look pretty good with Genie, but I also tend to use them
sparingly. I suspect the market for add-on software to create Care
Plans and TeamCare Plans will largely be among MD users, because Genie
users can do good plans within Genie.
regards,
Christopher S E Wurm,
MB BS, FRACGP, FACPsychMed, FAChAM
14 Northcote Terrace, Gilberton,
South Australia 5081
Tel: (08) 8342 6155, Fax: (08) 8344 4270
On 21 Feb 2007, at 12:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greg
Same is going to apply when I (rarely) do one of these stupid careplan
thingies - I have to have a signed copy - usually I print the document
from
within MD, let the patient sign it, scan this back in MD (all very
logical
off course)and then give the form to the patient. I do not keep a hard
copy
and don't plan on starting either
T
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