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Crystal report Rx Script for Eye Glasses (e.g. State of NJ)

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Does anyone have either a Crystal Report or Handout for eye glass scripts? We have custom VFE forms and would like to generate printed Rxes using data from these forms. We are in the state of NJ.

Posted : October 28, 2016 2:44 am

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We finally decided to design letter templates, pulling the OBS terms for the eye glass or CTL script. The workflow is that the technician minimizes the chart after the data has been entered and saved (via a Save button to force the run of some a chart formatting script and translation from document variables to OBS terms). Then, CTRL-P to Print the letter, being sure to click the button to save a copy of the letter in the patient's chart. Customization is often required. I created a separate letter template for each provider, with a jpeg of their signature added to the signature line.

One nice thing about this approach is that any staff member can pull up and print the patient's latest Rx without having to rerun a Crystal report or have any knowledge about what parameters should be included.

I would be happy to provide additional details.

Cheers,

Bentley Barbour
Cascade Eye Center, Oregon
Centricity CPS since October 2013. Migrated from ChartLogic EMR (in use since 2006).

Posted : February 28, 2017 5:19 am

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