Code a visit's diagnoses against the six attribute axes, use referred diagnoses correctly, and record dynamic patient data as sealed template responses.
Overview
Code a visit's diagnoses against the six attribute axes, use referred diagnoses correctly, and record dynamic patient data as sealed template responses. Atlas is the patient record viewer — the only tool allowed to hold a patient's actual health information.
It is an intermediate course in the Patient Record part of the catalog, built as 5 modules and 23 lessons. It is written for 4 roles, including Doctor, Nurse and Ward Manager.
This course takes about 2 hours to complete.
Outcomes
Prerequisites
Contents
5 modules · 23 lessons · 1h 45m
Nothing else in the record opens until this visit has a diagnosis.
4 lessons
Type, status, certainty, severity, prognosis and treatment response, recorded separately.
5 lessons
The second, mutually exclusive way to record a diagnosis: point at an older one.
4 lessons
There is no vitals table in Pensieve; there are sealed template responses.
5 lessons
Writing documentation another clinician can act on, and fixing it when it is wrong.
5 lessons
Audience
Keep going
Same tool, same subject, or written for the same people.
Open a record, read the info-bar spine, find the cards that matter and open a scan — one sitting, no prior Atlas experience.
Prove you can code an admission, run a consent ceremony, correct a misfiled document and complete a discharge without shortcutting a gate.
Put every file on the right patient and the right order: the three upload kinds, imaging in the record, and how to fix a misfiled document.