Nervecentre V8.1 Help for Users
Case notes
In a patient's case notes you can view clinical information about a patient's current and past episodes of care. A patient's case notes contains folders, which contain forms and letters.
Some entries in a patient's case notes are called encounters. Encounters have a specific workflow. For example, the workflow for a discharge summary.
You can add information to forms during a patient's journey. Forms can contain a range of data types, including clinical notes, observations, assessments, and results. You might use forms for clerking, ward rounds, or to record a discussion with a patient.
Nervecentre can generate specific letters using the information you entered in a form.
Here are some articles to get you started.
- Find out more about Nervecentre Case Notes
- Learn how to view a patient's case notes
- Add an intervention, or form, to a patient's case notes
- Add a case to a patient's case notes
- Learn how to print forms
- Learn how to create and send letters
This section is about digital case notes. For information about paper case notes, read about medical records.
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