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The Note Authoring Workspace (NAW) is a v11 only workspace where a user interacts with an encounter note to document elements of an interaction with a patient. The "active" tab in the picture above is the "Note" tab. Is is the area that allows the user to document the interaction with the patient. | The Note Authoring Workspace (NAW) is a v11 only workspace where a user interacts with an encounter note to document elements of an interaction with a patient. The "active" tab in the picture above is the "Note" tab. Is is the area that allows the user to document the interaction with the patient. | ||
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The "Note" tab is made up of four areas: The "Table of Contents" (TOC) which is on the upper left side, the "Note Input" area, which is located on the upper right side, the "Accumulator", which is located on the lower right, and the "Output Documents" which is located on the lower left side. | The "Note" tab is made up of four areas: The "Table of Contents" (TOC) which is on the upper left side, the "Note Input" area, which is located on the upper right side, the "Accumulator", which is located on the lower right, and the "Output Documents" which is located on the lower left side. | ||
Revision as of 19:51, 24 August 2011
Note Authoring Workspace
The Note Authoring Workspace (NAW) is a v11 only workspace where a user interacts with an encounter note to document elements of an interaction with a patient. The "active" tab in the picture above is the "Note" tab. Is is the area that allows the user to document the interaction with the patient.
Note tab
The "Note" tab is made up of four areas: The "Table of Contents" (TOC) which is on the upper left side, the "Note Input" area, which is located on the upper right side, the "Accumulator", which is located on the lower right, and the "Output Documents" which is located on the lower left side.