The Past Call Backs tab provides a full list of all past patient Call Backs so that results can be easily reviewed.
Required User Roles: Super Admins, Records Admins, Doctors, and Nurses can use the Call Backs feature.
- To begin, click on the desired Location>Schedules > Call Backs > Past Call Backs.
- At the top of the Past Call Backs tab, you will see the search and export options.
- Search by Name, ID, or MR Number
- From/To: Filter Call Backs by date or date range.
- The three icons here allow you to perform the following actions:
- Download the past call backs or search results as a CSV file
- Print the past call backs or search results
- Create a PDF file of the past call backs or search results
- The Past Call Backs data is displayed with data in the following columns. You can click on any header to sort the results by the header selected if there is a filter icon beside it, you can click on it to open a list of filter-by options specific to that column. Select the desired filters and click Apply Filter.
- Name: The patient’s first and last name appears here, and can be clicked on to open their chart in a new tab.
- Patient ID: Patient ID or MR number.
- Date and Time: Date and time of the last Call Back.
- Hours Since Confirmed: The number of hours from patient confirmation to patient arrival for their Call Back.
- Completed By: The name of the user who completed the Call Back form.
- Medication: The name of the medication that prompted the Call Back.
- Empty: The expected and recorded counts of empty medication bottles of films brought in by the patient.
- Remaining: The expected and recorded counts of medication remaining. If the numbers are the same, then the remaining quantity is met. If they are not, it is unmet.
- Lot #: Whether or not the lot number on the medication the patient brought in was correct.
- UA: Whether or not Urinalysis was completed.
- Tampering: Whether the medication had been tampered with or not.
- Comments: Includes any comments documented on the Call Back.
- Outcome: The result recorded in the completed Call Back.
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