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, and the only tool permitted to hold clinical information. Everything else references it.
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.