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  1. Guided Tours

    Short, interactive walkthroughs built into OfficeEMR. Each one highlights a part of the screen and explains what it does, so you can learn a feature without leaving your work. What are Guided Tours? A Guided Tour highlights pa...
  2. Beta Feedback

    Your direct line to the OfficeEMR team. Tell us what’s working and what isn’t while you’re using a beta feature. What is Beta Feedback? When you use a beta feature, you may see a Beta Feedback button on the screen. Use it to tell us what’s ...
  3. Client Beta

    Try new OfficeEMR features before they’re released to everyone. Beta Options are optional, reversible, and set up with help from iSalus. What are Beta Options? Beta Options let your practice try new OfficeEMR features before they’re rele...
  4. Beta Program Overview

    How we bring new features to your practice: safely, on your timeline, and with your input along the way. Why we have a Beta Program OfficeEMR is always improving, but in a busy clinic, change shouldn’t come as a surprise. A new screen...
  5. Problem Import Queue

    Problems can be sent to the problem list from other parts of the chart. The primary source for these items are selections made within encounter templates that are pushing a Template Action. Those problems wait in the Import Queue until you ...
  6. Problem Notes

    Notes let you keep the clinical context with each problem. You can add a note when you create or edit a problem, review a problem's earlier notes, and copy a previous note forward so you don't have to retype it. Depending on the customization of ...
  7. User Favorites for Problem List

    Favorites let you keep the codes you use most at your fingertips. When you search to add a problem, your favorites are listed first, so common problems are one click away. How favorites appear When you open the problem search, yo...
  8. Deactivate and Reactivate a Problem

    Problems move between the Active and Inactive tabs rather than being deleted, so the patient's history stays intact. This article explains how to deactivate a current problem and how to bring an inactive problem back. Deactivate a...
  9. Edit a Problem

    You can update any active problem on the patient's list. This article covers opening a problem,  changing its details, and reordering the list. Open a problem for editing On the Active tab, you can open the Edit Problem window in two ...
  10. Add a Problem

    Add a Problem You add a problem by searching for it and then either filling in the details or letting Quick Add add it instantly. This article covers searching, the two ways to add, and every field in the Add Problem window. ...