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  • November 15, 2016 at 3:24 pm #31625
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      Hi Mat,

      Many thanks for the information on licence up-date, I have managed to do that now.

      The changes to the software; as I shortly explained during our conversation, following the patient’s registration on paper and answering questions about allergies, alcohol use and smoking, the doctors need to be able to see the information on the system straight away. It will need to stay there for all the time, every single time the patient comes in a future.

      The flags are one way of doing it but there also is a window called ‘Notes’ next to the patient records, where we can input some information when registering the patient for appointment. The doctor, when he first open the appointment, can see it straight away as well. Unfortunately, the notes are there for one occasion only and disappear when the patient comes on another occasion. The window is quite big and a perfect place for putting this sort of information. So, if you could just change it the way that it pops in back when registering the patient on another occasion. It would also be helpful if we could have an option of using different colours when writing the information.

      Kind regards and look forward to hearing from you,

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