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| − | * | + | *In the [[Document Type]] dictionary, on the document types a PA may use, place a check mark on "Prompt User to Route for Further Signature" to be used for PA's. |
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| − | *PA creates note, signs note as author | + | *PA creates note, signs note as author. |
| − | * | + | *This forces a task window to appear for PA to send a "co-sign" note task to provider when they sign initially. This allows the flexibility for those PA's who may alternate which physician they have co-sign their notes. |
Latest revision as of 20:08, 26 November 2012
How do I set up Allscripts for physician assistants who require a supervising physician to co-sign their notes?
Set Up:
- PA's finalization authority must be lower than the document type finalization authority.
- In the Document Type dictionary, on the document types a PA may use, place a check mark on "Prompt User to Route for Further Signature" to be used for PA's.
Workflow:
- PA creates note, signs note as author.
- This forces a task window to appear for PA to send a "co-sign" note task to provider when they sign initially. This allows the flexibility for those PA's who may alternate which physician they have co-sign their notes.