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DeficiencyPop

Platform
OnBase
Product
DeficiencyPop
Release
Foundation 23.1
License
Premier
Standard

Editable transcription Document Types support Edit Transcription deficiencies on text documents and allow users with Medical Record Administration privileges to edit transcription header and footer rows.

When a physician completes an Edit Transcription deficiency, the physician's signature is applied to the transcription. After the deficiency is confirmed, the physician's signature is permanently burned onto the transcription, along with the configured header and footer.

Note:

If a document has an unburned Edit Transcription deficiency, then it must not contain a burnable OnBase note or an unburned deficiency of another Deficiency Type. If an Edit Transcription deficiency is on the same document as other burnable notes or Deficiency Types, the document is not burned.

You can configure Edit Transcription deficiencies to be automatically applied to transcription Document Types. If an editable transcription Document Type is configured for dual signatures, then Edit Transcription deficiencies can be assigned to both a physician and a secondary signer.

Follow the steps below to ensure that Document Types are properly configured for Transcriptions using OnBase Configuration. For more information on how to configure Document Types within OnBase Configuration, see the System Administration documentation.

  1. Configure a Document Type that belongs to the medical record Document Type Group. You can configure more than one Document Type for multiple types of editable transcriptions.
  2. If documents will contain Edit Transcription deficiencies, ensure the Document Type has a Default File Format of Text Report Format. See File Format for Transcriptions for more file format information.
  3. If documents will contain Edit Transcription deficiencies, disable the Document Type setting Enable Dynamic Document Content.
  4. Modify the View / Print Options for the Document Type to reflect the number of characters per line for transcriptions.
    • The Characters Per Line setting controls how lines in the transcription will wrap. For transcriptions with size 12-pt. font, a Characters Per Line value of 80 is suitable for viewing and editing the transcription.

    • Make sure transcription header and footer lines do not exceed the Characters Per Line setting. If the header and footer lines in a transcription contain more than the configured Characters Per Line, they may wrap incorrectly and cause formatting problems when transcriptions are edited or burned.

    • The Characters Per Line setting also controls the width of the window where physicians edit transcriptions. The width of the window adjusts to accommodate the Document Type's Characters Per Line, except when the characters per line setting exceeds the screen size.

  5. Ensure that the Document Type is revisable (Rendition/Revision settings).
  6. Ensure that all appropriate users have rights to the editable transcription Document Type.
  7. Configure more Document Types as needed.
    Note:

    When an editable transcription is added to a chart through Assign Chartless Documents and its Document Type is configured for automatic deficiencies, an Edit Transcription deficiency is automatically and immediately created.