The following diagram shows a patient record displayed in OnBase Patient Window.
Components are described in the following table:
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Label |
Description |
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A |
Banner If present, the banner provides patient demographic information, which may include the patient's name, MPI, MRN, date of birth, age, and sex. Other information may include race, allergies, medical alerts, and contact information. For more information, see Patient Demographics. |
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B |
Main Menu Depending on your rights, the main menu may allow you to access search options, patient lists, or administrative functions. |
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C |
Filter Button The Filter button allows you to filter the current record to display a subset of documents. Available filters vary depending on your system's settings and the contents of the record. Filters in effect are displayed to the right of the Filter button. For more information, see Filters. |
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D |
Show Timeline Mode Button The Show Timeline Mode button opens the timeline view, which allows you to browse the patient's record using a timeline. For more information, see Timeline Mode. |
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E |
Document List Toolbar The document list toolbar includes tools to help you manage and browse documents in the document list. |
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F |
Tabs Pane Tabs help organize documents into different categories, similar to tabs on a physical chart. Click a tab to view its contents in the document list. The tabs pane is collapsed when a document is open. The tabs pane is expanded again when the document is closed. To view the tabs pane while a document is open, rest your pointer over the collapsed pane. |
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G |
Document List The document list shows documents assigned to the currently selected tab, excluding any documents that have been filtered out. The document list may display documents as a multi-column list or as thumbnails. For more information, see Enabling Thumbnail View. To open a document, double-click it from the document list. The document is displayed in the document viewer, and the documents list moves to the left side of the window. |
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H |
Add Case Button The Add Case button allows you to add a case tab to the current patient's record. A case tab can act as a point of reference for documents concerning a specific issue. Once you have created a case tab, you can choose documents for the tab to display. Case tabs can be private or public. For more information, see Patient Cases. |
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I |
List Paging Toolbar A paging toolbar is displayed below every list, allowing you to see which page of the list you are viewing and to navigate to other pages in the list. For more information, see Navigating Lists of Results. |