Patient Care - Reference Manual - Physician - Fraser Health Authority

ii) On the Indicators, Demographics, and Providers panels, view the date theitem was last updated. If no data exists for any of the 24 Hour panels, aSummary panel is the default panel.b) Summary List - people who receive ambulatory care services on a continuingbasis often have more than one care provider. The Summary List screen helpsmaintain a continuity of care among providers. The Summary List screendisplays data that is cumulative for the medical record rather than for a singlevisit. This data includes:i) allergiesii) prescriptions.c) Allergies - allergy information appears on the Summary List screen in reversechronological order, based on the date it occurred. The allergy information thatappears on the summary list screen is divided into two categories:i) Allergies/Adverse Reactions for interactions checksii) Uncoded Allergies/Adverse Reactions (this information is not used forinteraction checking.)For each piece of allergy information, EMR displays the type (allergy or adversereaction), severity, and date recorded. In the Allergies/Adverse Reaction panel,EMR also displays whether the allergy (or adverse reaction) was verified.The Allergy menu option allows you to,i) View all allergies for a person and enter new allergiesii) View adverse drug reactions (ADRs) for the personiii) Click the Process button to enter new allergies and edit existing allergies.d) Indicators Panel - use the Indicators panel to view information for the followingdata items:i) Blood typeii) Antibody screeniii) Body surface areaHealth InformaticsHealth Information Systems and Services© Fraser Health Authority, 2006. All rights reserved.62