Patient Management
Patient Profile

Tests

This tab is where you can add, edit, and remove tests that were administered to a patient. It provides an organized view of all the tests that were taken by the patient, including the number of subtests for which scores were entered (or the number of surveys/ratings scales given if a test is a rating/survey based test). Additionally, it shows the last time the test was updated for that patient.

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Add a Test

To add a new test, simply click on the "Add Test" button. A popup window will appear where you can search for the test you want to add. The search function is powered by the name of the test, so simply enter the name of the test you want to add and it will appear in the search results. Here you will be shown information about the test for you to review it is the correct test. In this popup window, you can also "favorite" tests that you administer often by clicking on the star icon next to the test name in the search results.

Once you have selected a test to add, you will be taken to a page where you can enter the scores for each subtest or survey/ratings scale. After you have entered all the scores, you can save the test and it will be added to the patient's test table.

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Edit a Test

To edit a test, simply click on the eidt icon in the row for a given test name in the test table. This will take you to the same page where you can enter scores. Once you have made the necessary edits, click "Save" to update the test.

Delete a Test

To remove a test, simply click on the delete icon next to the test name in the test table. A popup will be shown to confirm you want to delete the test. This will permanently delete the test and all associated data from the patient's record, so please be sure that you want to remove the test before doing so.

Test Favorites

To add a favorite test simply click on the star icon next to a given test name. This will create a new section in the "Add a Test" popup for you to easily access your most frequently used tests.

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Updated 23 Apr 2023
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