Resolving Documents to Charts Using Chart Search - HL7 Module - Foundation 23.1 - Foundation 23.1 - Ready - OnBase - Essential - Premier - Standard - external - Essential - Standard - Premier

HL7 Module

Platform
OnBase
Product
HL7 Module
Release
Foundation 23.1
License
Essential
Standard
Premier

When a document is added to a chart Document Type, OnBase uses the Keyword Values to assign the document to a chart. If a matching chart cannot be found, the document is sent to Chartless Documents by default.

In the OnBase Client, scan queues can be configured to display a Chart Search dialog box during indexing if a document cannot be matched to a chart automatically. From this dialog box, indexers can manually assign a document to its chart, or they can click Cancel to send the document to Chartless Documents.

Note:

Depending on your system's configuration, documents may need to be committed or processed through OnBase Workflow before they are assigned to their charts or sent to Chartless Documents.

To search for a chart during indexing:

  1. Click the Chart Search button in the indexing pane. The Chart Search dialog box is displayed.
  2. In the search fields provided, type any known values for the patient's chart.
  3. Click Chart Search. Matching charts are displayed in the upper-right pane.
  4. To display information about a chart, select it. OnBase displays the patient's information in the Demographics pane. A preview of the Keyword Values associated with the chart is displayed in the Document Keywords pane.
  5. Double-click the chart you want to assign the document to. The Keyword Values from the chart are automatically populated in the indexing panel.
  6. Add any Keyword Values as needed.
  7. Click Index to assign the document to the chart.
    Note:

    If a matching chart is not found based on the document Keyword Values, then the Chart Search dialog box is displayed when you click Index. If you do not assign the document to a chart, then the document's chart assignment will need to be resolved later.