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Hello everyone,

I was wondering if any of you has had an experience with a third party developer or has anyone attempted to create a Schedule Report that is in form of a Monthly Calendar. This report would have each day of a month as a section with scheduled patients so that is easy to see the availability for that particular day (so that it looks like a paper desk calendar clearly showing patients for each day). Any and all help is appreciated.

Thanks,

Alen

Posted : February 3, 2014 3:07 am

joeg1962

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Would not be extremely difficult to build within Crystal Report Writing, but some complicated calculations.

One question to ponder - do you just use GE Centricity EMR, or also the CPS module? EMR would show appts booked, but would not necessarily know about the status of open times; whereas the CPS module should know what is still not booked.

Layout will be interesting since there may be 3-4 appts per hour; thus an 8-hour day might take 30 printed lines. Thus, probably no more than one or two weeks per printed page.

By the way, I did something similar that show a day horizontally, with X for appt time, - for cancelled time, O for no-show appts (in case run during the same day). I chose going across the page just because of the volume.

Posted : February 3, 2014 5:20 am

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