Create a Tx plan
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When building a Tx plan for a patient, you can enter diagnoses and procedures with text matching on descriptions and associated terms. You can also create multiple Tx options with treatment estimates. The following steps guide you through the Tx plan process:
Note: If you select a different patient while the Treatment Plan window is displayed, axiUm closes the Treatment Plan window. You can enter problems if a patient has existing problems on record.
Depending on your dental institution's settings, you may be prompted to select: Partial entries will retrieve any problem codes or problem descriptions containing this sequence. If, for example, you begin searching for the problem Discolored Restoration, entering the letters "dis" or "rest" will display Discolored Restoration. However, if you enter color, will not display Discolored Restoration. axiUm only looks at the beginning of each word matching your search text. In the Treatment Plan window, a note icon indicates that a diagnosis has a note attached. Note: If you enter another problem that duplicates an existing problem in the same treatment plan, axiUm indicates that you have an identical, unresolved problem that exists for the patient.
Partial entries will retrieve any diagnosis codes or diagnosis descriptions containing this sequence. For our example, we will enter restoration to begin searching for the diagnosis Restoration Fracture. Entering color will not find Discolored Restoration but entering fract will find it. axiUm only looks at the beginning of each word matching your search text. Next, you'll link the diagnosis to the problem. axiUm displays a list of problems you entered earlier in the Problems tab. axiUm displays the selection in the Problem field. axiUm saves the diagnosis, closes the pop-up window, and opens a new pop-up window to enter the next diagnosis. In the Treatment Plan window, a note icon indicates that a diagnosis has a note attached. Note: If you duplicate a diagnosis, axiUm displays a message indicating that there is an existing diagnosis in the same treatment plan.
axiUm changes the tab name from Option 1 to Amalgam restoration. axiUm displays a pop-up window. axiUm displays a list of diagnoses you entered earlier in the Diagnoses tab. axiUm displays your selection in the Diagnosis field. Partial entries will retrieve any procedure codes or procedure descriptions starting with this sequence. axiUm displays your selection in the Procedure field. If the procedure code involves tooth surfaces, axiUm displays Site and Surface boxes. Alternatively, go to the Odontogram and on tooth #6 click on surface M. The Site field and the Surface field populates automatically. axiUm saves the treatment option, closes the pop-up window, and opens a new pop-up window to enter the next diagnosis. Now, you can create a second treatment plan option. Tip: If you want to create a second treatment plan option (that is, Option 2) that will contains some of the procedures in Option 1, use the "Copy Option" button. axiUm makes a copy of the selected treatment plan option, and displays the text Copy of Amalgam restoration. What's next? Request approval for the treatment plan from a faculty member via the Approve Option button. Note: You can delete only problems and diagnoses in unapproved treatment plans. Once a treatment plan is approved, you can no longer delete the associated problems and diagnoses. You need a patient's agreement to the Tx plan, and then you can print the treatment plan.
axiUm displays the Treatment Plan contract. Note: Depending on your dental institution, axiUm displays the Billing Options for Planned Treatment window before saving the record to the selected patient’s chart. The text for the selected tx option procedures changes from green to black to indicate the tx option is approved. axiUm returns to the EHR window’s Tx Plans tab, and displays the new treatment plan record in the list view.
axiUm prints all treatment options, in a single Tx Plan report, to the default printer. |