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Custom messaging - Info - Clinical Workflow® Suite
Custom messaging - Info - Clinical Workflow® Suite
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Written by William Pelino
Updated over 6 months ago

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Custom Patient Messaging can be added to the Clinical Workflow® Suite application to be used for communication with the patient’s family. The Custom Patient message can be used within the Patient record, and selected from the Message drop-down. This will still allow Free Text messages to be added to the message when sent from the application.


How to Add/Create Custom Messages

  • Navigate to the Admin tab > Clinical Workflow Management > Admin Lists > Code Lists.

  • Then select Patient Notifications from the Code List, and select Edit

  • You will then see the current messages listed (if there are current messages built out) in the Manage Patient Notifications window.

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  • Here you can either select to Edit a highlighted Notification or Add a new Patient Notification.


Edit Custom Message

  • With Edit, you can make edits to a current message.

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  • Name (what is displayed in the Message drop-down within the Patient Message in the Patient’s record)

  • Reply

  • Description (what is displayed in the Full Text area in Patient Message from the Patient’s record)

  • Sort Priority (used on the backend to sort dictionary items, not Priority of message)

  • Inactive (when selected this message will no longer show in the Message drop-down)

Add Custom Message

Add new Custom Messages to the application

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  • See the Edit Message breakdown above for a description of items


Sending Patient Message

You can now select the Custom Message by selecting the Send Message option within a Patient record. Click the drop-down in Messages, and select the Custom message that was created.

Full Text

  • This will allow end users to add any additional information to the message prior to it being sent.


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