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This information is accurate as of VetView version 1.6.1

The Medical Record Setup tab under Hospital Setup allows you to customize the appearance of the patient record.

Each section under this tab controls an aspect of the medical record, from the highest level (Medical record category) to the more granular components such as TPRs.

 Medical record Category Setup

Video Tutorial:  Medical Record Category Setup

Medical Record Categories are the "sections" of the electronic health record system within VetView.  These categories can hard coded "types" or simple document sections.  Hard coded categories are included with your VetView installation and cannot be removed.  You can make custom categories which you can use to create new sections within your medical record.

This tab also allows you to control the display of the EHR on the Hospital Portal.

Hard Coded Categories

The hard coded types are:  Assigned People, Pre-Admission, Labs, Imaging, SOAPs, Vitals / TPRs, Medication, Diagnosis, and Billing.  You will only need one of each type for your medical record to function properly.  You can add additional types for related documents to those categories, or you can keep the documents within the same category if you wish.  For example, you can create documents to be stored in your Assigned People (Personnel) category for field services that require additional travel forms, or you can create a custom document section called Travel Forms. 

Label: The name of the category as it will appear on the medical record and on the Hospital Portal

Description:  Additional details about the category if the label needs elaboration

Type:  A more technical name or older name for a category

Owner:  Determines at what stage of approval the Owner of the patient can view this category on the medical record

RDVM/Clinic:  Determines at what stage of approval the RDVM/Clinic for this patient can view this category on the medical record

Active:  Whether this category is currently active.  To preserve historic information on patient records, categories cannot be deleted.

Categories on Episode Types

This screen only controls the available categories for all medical records.  You can customize the categories used on each individual type of episode on the /wiki/spaces/IWIKI/pages/28344355 tab. 

Add Med Rec Category

To create a new category, click on the Add Med Rec Category button.

To create a new category, click on the Add Med Rec Category button.

A window to build out the settings for your new category will open.

Order on the Patient Record

The Move Up / Move Down arrows allow you to rearrange how the categories will appear on your patient records and on the Hospital Portal.

For example, if pre-admissions should always come before all other documents, you can set them to be at the very top on this screen.

Many categories will not appear on the patient record until a request has been put in for documents or services of that type.  For example, Imaging will not display unless you have either requested Imaging be done for the patient, or if the Episode Type has the Imaging category always turned on.  

 Medical Record Transfer Reasons

Video Tutorial:  Medical Record Transfer Reasons

VetView allows for users to track the movements of physical copies of the medical records via the Medical Record Transfer Screen. 

To allow your hospital to customize the locations and reasons for this movement, VetView allows you to add and deactivate the "reasons" for transfer.

To add a new Transfer reason, click on the Add button and enter the information.

Management vs Transfer

The Medical Record Tracking screen is where users can check physical records in and out your records department.  The Medical Record Management screen is where users can print records, view the contents of episodes, and process them against  requirements for their episode type.  The physical location of your record is independent from the internal VetView documentation.  In the event that a record is misplaced or lost or destroyed, the record can be recreated from Medical Records Management by printing out the individual episodes. 

 Comm Log Setup

The Comm Log Setup tab allows you to define any custom methods of communication that your hospital can use to contact clients and RDVMs.

If you are experimenting with new forms of communication, such as Facebook messaging, you can create these methods here.

Click on the Add button to create a new method, or the Edit button to alter an existing method.

Once added, these methods will be available on the Communication Worklist on the patient record.


 Discharge Setup

This section allows you to control the statuses available for your patients on discharge.

You can also assign certain statuses to automatically mark the patient as deceased upon Discharge.

Other actions can be automated on discharge via the /wiki/spaces/IWIKI/pages/28344355

Click on Add New status to create a new type of Discharge status for use within VetView.

 TPR Setup

VetView's TPR setup allows you to customize the minimum and maximum value ranges, and also to put in comments that will appear on the info dot.

The comments can be used as teaching tools for your students, or to give an explanation of the reasoning behind the limiters.

 Problem Setup

The Problem Setup section allows you to link to a custom Value List to force users to choose from a set of pre-established master problems, but also allows you to turn on a Free Text option to let students or clinicians bypass the value list.

Turn the check box off to force users to pull Master Problems only from the pre-established value list.

The value list for your Problems is customized under the Value List setup in Catalog Setup. 

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