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Post by tag701 on Sept 12, 2016 12:55:07 GMT -6
My doctor is finally ready to set up our online history forms. (Yay!) If anyone would like to share theirs with me, I would really appreciate it. Also, how many of you got CPM involved in the creation of the form vs. you doing it all? Does CPM charge to do this? Right now we are short staffed and I don't really relish the idea of immersing myself into this right now but if CPM is going to charge me then I just may have to suck it up. TIA!!
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Post by KizerOpt on Sept 12, 2016 14:04:34 GMT -6
Your best bet might be to send a note to Nic <nic@crystalpm.com>. I started about a year ago to get our forms online and never got any further. He was the contact then, can tell you more about it.
Karen
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Post by friscoeyeassociates on Sept 12, 2016 14:29:47 GMT -6
To do it yourself someone on staff will need a beginners level knowledge of editing HTML code.. I was able to take care of it for our office and I will attach my source code to this post, but you will need to edit that source code to match your office before uploading it through the Admin tab for your office. The main things you will need to change are 1) The Crystal office number located within the code (It would currently have Our office number, you will need to replace with yours). 2) The Logo images and 3) all of field numbers will need to be re routed to match the field numbers you use in your medical record as well as add or remove any fields that are on mine that you don't want on yours... If that sounds to daunting though, then yes there are people at Crystal who can help you with this! intro_page.html (3.39 KB) newPat.html (32.49 KB) Note: to make edits on the above source code, open the .html file in Notepad
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Post by tag701 on Sept 13, 2016 10:56:04 GMT -6
To do it yourself someone on staff will need a beginners level knowledge of editing HTML code.. I was able to take care of it for our office and I will attach my source code to this post, but you will need to edit that source code to match your office before uploading it through the Admin tab for your office. The main things you will need to change are 1) The Crystal office number located within the code (It would currently have Our office number, you will need to replace with yours). 2) The Logo images and 3) all of field numbers will need to be re routed to match the field numbers you use in your medical record as well as add or remove any fields that are on mine that you don't want on yours... If that sounds to daunting though, then yes there are people at Crystal who can help you with this! Note: to make edits on the above source code, open the .html file in Notepad Thank you!!!! I will look at it soon. I appreciate the help. I know a little about editing HTML code so I'll give it try. Thank you again for your help!
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Post by erica on Sept 13, 2016 11:08:26 GMT -6
Your best bet might be to send a note to Nic <nic@crystalpm.com>. I started about a year ago to get our forms online and never got any further. He was the contact then, can tell you more about it. Karen Nic isn't with our company anymore - email onlineforms@crystalpm.com Annah is in charge of them now
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Post by mdeyedoc on Sept 13, 2016 18:55:47 GMT -6
My doctor is finally ready to set up our online history forms. (Yay!) If anyone would like to share theirs with me, I would really appreciate it. Also, how many of you got CPM involved in the creation of the form vs. you doing it all? Does CPM charge to do this? Right now we are short staffed and I don't really relish the idea of immersing myself into this right now but if CPM is going to charge me then I just may have to suck it up. TIA!! If you are planning to do medical history, and not just demographics, you really can't use someone else's form because the history is tied to their med rec template. FWIW, I only use mine for new patients. The most value to me was getting all the demographic info and initial medical history loaded up. I didn't want to mess with issuing user IDs and passwords and uploading their info so the patient could update it. New patients can just fill the info out and submit without having to login and I have one button that goes straight to it so they don't have to make a choice between a new or existing patient. I also don't include their insurance info because we want that up front so we can check benefits ahead of time. And we don't download their online docs until they show up. It creates a med rec with their medical history on the download date and, since no keyboard entries are made, the tabs won't show up when they are there for the exam. Then you have to edit the med rec date to see it whihc is a PITA. Marcia
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