Saved
The note is in the chart.
Open this SealA receipt is a signed record of one entry: the result and each check it ran, with no patient details, so it can be shared. First, four real runs on a test copy of OpenEMR. Below them, synthetic examples from MockMed, our test app.
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Referrals entered by the compiled program, with synthetic patients. Three were saved and checked; the fourth stopped before saving, at a possible duplicate patient. Open any one to check its signature in your browser. See them on the program map.
A receipt is a signed record that a separate read of the record agreed, after the clicks. At month end you look at these instead of reopening every chart. The same job twice, in MockMed, our synthetic clinic app: one save landed, one didn't. No patient data.
The note is in the chart: a separate read of the record found it.
Open this receiptThe approved value is on the record: a separate read of the saved record found it.
Open this receiptThe form was filled and submitted, but the read of the record found no new note. The run stopped, reported Check the record and didn't try the save again.
Open this exampleThe clicks finished, but nobody signed the read.
Open this exampleA picture of the confirmation message shows a save happened, not what was saved. That isn't a check of the record.
Open this exampleThe full run record, with the values typed and read back, stays on your computer; the receipt doesn't carry them. Try both results on your own machine with the command below: one Done and checked entry, then one whose save is rejected on purpose, which ends Check the record.
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