Does anyone have any ideas for charting an area to be followed/watched? I do use xwatch rather frequently and that works well for teeth. But what do you all do for soft tissue lesions, radiographic areas etc.?
Does anyone see a need to somehow make these problems stand out so you won't forget to check them in the future? Do you think a problem list is needed? Or how about flashing/bold colored entries?
Just looking for a little brain-storming here before making a feature request.
following a lesion/watching a restoration
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following a lesion/watching a restoration
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Rick Liftig, DMD FAGD
University of CT 1979
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University of CT 1979
West Hartford, CT 06110
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Re: following a lesion/watching a restoration
The big white box below the 3D chart was designed for this purpose. Perhaps your request could be for rich text in that box. A subsequent request might be for flickering text (a long range goal of mine to make text more obvious).
Jordan Sparks, DMD
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Re: following a lesion/watching a restoration
Another idea would be Chart Module Specific Pop-ups. You could also place allergies and other very important clinical notes in them. But you would not want them to pop-up in other modules. On the other hand many account/finance pop-ups are not necessary in the chart module.
I think there is a request for family pop-ups (pop-ups enetered once that show for the whole family). Perhaps we could have check boxes in the pop-up for family or specific modules or global.
I think there is a request for family pop-ups (pop-ups enetered once that show for the whole family). Perhaps we could have check boxes in the pop-up for family or specific modules or global.
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Cheers,
Dave Wolf
Cheers,
Dave Wolf