Dot Phrase Template for COVID Test Results Notes in an EMR
Document and communicate COVID-19 test results with a comprehensive dot phrase template to quickly and accurately input standardized notes into an electronic medical record (EMR) system.
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COVID Test Notes
COVID-19 is still a common complaint amongst patients, and documenting their symptoms in an EMR can be time-consuming due to the large variety of potential symptoms. This dot phrase template, or snippet, allows you to quickly record notes regarding a COVID test and exam in the EMR of your choosing.
COVID Test Notes
The patient complains of a {formmenu: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; >10; multiple=no}-day history of {formmenu: fever; chills; subjective fever and chills; sore throat; hoarseness of voice; white exudates on back of the throat; tenderness of anterior cervical lymph nodes; sinus pressure; frontal/sinus headache; nasal congestion; post-nasal drip; clear nasal discharge; thick green/yellow nasal discharge; non-productive cough; productive cough (green/yellow phlegm); wheezing; shortness of breath; left ear pain/pressure; right ear pain/pressure; bilateral ear pain/pressure; ear drainage; multiple=yes; formatter=(items) -> join(items, ", ")}
{formmenu: default=The patient; She; He; name=Sex} denies any {formmenu: default=chest pain, shortness of breath; cough; body aches; nasal congestion; multiple=yes}, or any other symptoms.
{=sex} has tried OTC medications for symptomatic relief, with minimal improvement in symptoms.
{formtoggle: name=COVID Testing; default=no}{=sex} reports testing for COVID-19 with @ home rapid antigen test and this was negative.{endformtoggle}
{formmenu: default=The patient; She; He; name=Sex} denies any {formmenu: default=chest pain, shortness of breath; cough; body aches; nasal congestion; multiple=yes}, or any other symptoms.
{=sex} has tried OTC medications for symptomatic relief, with minimal improvement in symptoms.
{formtoggle: name=COVID Testing; default=no}{=sex} reports testing for COVID-19 with @ home rapid antigen test and this was negative.{endformtoggle}
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