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| − | Appointment Types are sent over the Reg/Sched interface and appear on a provider's schedule in the EHR. In v10 of Touchworks, the Appointment Type is populated by the code value, not the description/name. If the appointment type codes in the PMS have no particular meaning, the PMS code can be mapped into a newly created Touchworks code, allowing the user to have a visual cue regarding the appointment type. Otherwise, there is not a work around to how this field displays as it is driven by the developed coding. | + | [[Appointment_Type | Appointment Types]] are sent over the Reg/Sched interface and appear on a provider's schedule in the EHR. In v10 of Touchworks, the Appointment Type is populated by the code value, not the description/name. If the appointment type codes in the [[PMS]] have no particular meaning, the PMS code can be mapped into a newly created Touchworks code, allowing the user to have a visual cue regarding the appointment type. Otherwise, there is not a work around to how this field displays as it is driven by the developed coding. |
Appointment Types can either be built in the EHR manually or via the [[Bulk Load]] process. | Appointment Types can either be built in the EHR manually or via the [[Bulk Load]] process. | ||
If the codes need to be mapped, a mapping schema will need to be developed. | If the codes need to be mapped, a mapping schema will need to be developed. | ||
Latest revision as of 18:48, 30 July 2014
Appointment Types are sent over the Reg/Sched interface and appear on a provider's schedule in the EHR. In v10 of Touchworks, the Appointment Type is populated by the code value, not the description/name. If the appointment type codes in the PMS have no particular meaning, the PMS code can be mapped into a newly created Touchworks code, allowing the user to have a visual cue regarding the appointment type. Otherwise, there is not a work around to how this field displays as it is driven by the developed coding. Appointment Types can either be built in the EHR manually or via the Bulk Load process. If the codes need to be mapped, a mapping schema will need to be developed.