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KMahoney

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I am adding VIS statements to the Handouts section of EMR. I don't want the office header/ patient information to print on the handout. Is there a way to exclude this information?

Thank you.

Posted : March 31, 2015 8:13 am

cecild

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If you don't want the header on any handout you should be able to remove the header components under administration. If you need for some but not other then I don't think you can do that. I could be wrong though.

Cecil

Posted : March 31, 2015 9:03 am

trichards

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Our situation is a little different, but we have different satellite offices that use different headers. Since we could only have one Header in the Administration>Handouts>Header folder we opted to leave the default header blank and I copy the logo for the different offices onto the Handout Template itself.

If you use the location of care at sign in you can also use the following as a header and it will pull the information you have build in your location of care tables:

{LOC.NAME}

{LOC.ADDRESS1} {LOC.ADDRESS2} {LOC.CITY}, {LOC.STATE} {LOC.ZIP}

Phone: {LOC.FORMATPRIMPHONE} Fax: {LOC.FORMATFAXPHONE}

Posted : April 1, 2015 3:47 am

trichards

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Our situation is a little different, but we have different satellite offices that use different headers. Since we could only have one Header in the Administration>Handouts>Header folder we opted to leave the default header blank and I copy the logo for the different offices onto the Handout Template itself.

If you use the location of care at sign in you can also use the following as a header and it will pull the information you have build in your location of care tables:

{LOC.NAME}

{LOC.ADDRESS1} {LOC.ADDRESS2} {LOC.CITY}, {LOC.STATE} {LOC.ZIP}

Phone: {LOC.FORMATPRIMPHONE} Fax: {LOC.FORMATFAXPHONE}

Posted : April 1, 2015 3:49 am

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