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Practitioners, Departments & Services

Every doctor, nurse and technician who acts on a record is a practitioner: a specialty, a department, a licence, a consultation fee and a login. The service catalogue is the price list every department bills from.

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Practitioners by department and specialty, with their consultation service.
Practitioners by department and specialty, with their consultation service.

How to

Add a practitioner

  1. Practitioners › Practitioners › New.
  2. Name, specialty, department, licence number and expiry, phone.
  3. Choose the consultation service (the fee the desk charges for a visit with this practitioner).
  4. Link the user account so “My visits” and the doctor fee statement work: field User.
  5. Add the weekly schedule under Appointments › Schedules.

Create or retire a department

  1. Patients › Configuration › Departments › New; give it a code (used on reports and the queue screen) and a manager.
  2. Archive a department that closes; its history stays.

Maintain the service catalogue

  1. Patients › Configuration › Service Catalogue.
  2. Each service has a category, a kind (consultation, procedure, lab, radiology, bed, surgery), the standard price and the product it posts to in accounting.
  3. Payer tariffs are set on the payer’s pricelist under Insurance, not here.
  4. A service used by the laboratory or radiology is linked from its test or exam, so ordering it charges it.

Track licences and credentials

  1. Practitioners › Credentials: licence, board certification, BLS/ACLS, with expiry dates.
  2. The dashboard lists credentials expiring in 60 days; an activity is raised for HR.

See also: Appointments, Queue & Teleconsultation Bills, Charges & Cashier Staff, Roster, Attendance & Payroll