As the Administrator, you can create any type of form you would send to your Patients. Noterro provides the tools to add, edit, disable, and delete forms. Let's explore each action in detail. An instructional video on form building is included at the bottom of this article.
Adding a new form is essential in customizing your clinic's documentation. Here's how you can do it:
If a form has been completed and saved to a Patient profile (In Use), you can only edit the following.
If you need to make changes to a form, follow these steps:
Important Note: If you want to Edit sections, categories, questions, or text on a form which is In Use, you must duplicate your form before you can edit it.
Duplicating a Form can be very useful when you want to follow a similar style as another form but want to change up certain elements. You can do that by following these steps:
Important Note: Once a Clinic Form Template has been sent to a Patient, much of the form cannot be changed and it will be labelled "In Use". If you want to make changes, you should duplicate the Clinic Form Template and disable the previous version. You can fully edit all the details on the duplicated Clinic Note Template.
Disabling a form is useful when you want to temporarily remove it as an option for documentation. Here's how you can do it:
If you’ve previously disabled a form and want to enable it to be used in your clinic. Here's how:
Deleting a form should be done cautiously, as it permanently removes it from your clinic's options. If you're certain you want to delete a form, follow these steps:
Important Note: Deleting a form permanently removes it from your clinic's options, and you can only delete forms that are not "In Use." If the Form is "In Use," consider Disabling the From instead. Make sure to communicate any changes to your team members to avoid any disruptions.
Previewing your form is a helpful feature that can help you see how your form will look to those filling it out. Follow these steps:
Printing a Form can be done when you want to make physical copies of your form for your Patients that come into your clinic. You can do that by following these steps:
As the Administrator, you can create any type of form you would send to your Patients. Noterro provides the tools to add, edit, disable, and delete forms. Let's explore each action in detail. An instructional video on form building is included at the bottom of this article.
Adding a new form is essential in customizing your clinic's documentation. Here's how you can do it:
If a form has been completed and saved to a Patient profile (In Use), you can only edit the following.
If you need to make changes to a form, follow these steps:
Important Note: If you want to Edit sections, categories, questions, or text on a form which is In Use, you must duplicate your form before you can edit it.
Duplicating a Form can be very useful when you want to follow a similar style as another form but want to change up certain elements. You can do that by following these steps:
Important Note: Once a Clinic Form Template has been sent to a Patient, much of the form cannot be changed and it will be labelled "In Use". If you want to make changes, you should duplicate the Clinic Form Template and disable the previous version. You can fully edit all the details on the duplicated Clinic Note Template.
Disabling a form is useful when you want to temporarily remove it as an option for documentation. Here's how you can do it:
If you’ve previously disabled a form and want to enable it to be used in your clinic. Here's how:
Deleting a form should be done cautiously, as it permanently removes it from your clinic's options. If you're certain you want to delete a form, follow these steps:
Important Note: Deleting a form permanently removes it from your clinic's options, and you can only delete forms that are not "In Use." If the Form is "In Use," consider Disabling the From instead. Make sure to communicate any changes to your team members to avoid any disruptions.
Previewing your form is a helpful feature that can help you see how your form will look to those filling it out. Follow these steps:
Printing a Form can be done when you want to make physical copies of your form for your Patients that come into your clinic. You can do that by following these steps:
As the Administrator, you can create any type of form you would send to your Patients. Noterro provides the tools to add, edit, disable, and delete forms. Let's explore each action in detail. An instructional video on form building is included at the bottom of this article.
Adding a new form is essential in customizing your clinic's documentation. Here's how you can do it:
If a form has been completed and saved to a Patient profile (In Use), you can only edit the following.
If you need to make changes to a form, follow these steps:
Important Note: If you want to Edit sections, categories, questions, or text on a form which is In Use, you must duplicate your form before you can edit it.
Duplicating a Form can be very useful when you want to follow a similar style as another form but want to change up certain elements. You can do that by following these steps:
Important Note: Once a Clinic Form Template has been sent to a Patient, much of the form cannot be changed and it will be labelled "In Use". If you want to make changes, you should duplicate the Clinic Form Template and disable the previous version. You can fully edit all the details on the duplicated Clinic Note Template.
Disabling a form is useful when you want to temporarily remove it as an option for documentation. Here's how you can do it:
If you’ve previously disabled a form and want to enable it to be used in your clinic. Here's how:
Deleting a form should be done cautiously, as it permanently removes it from your clinic's options. If you're certain you want to delete a form, follow these steps:
Important Note: Deleting a form permanently removes it from your clinic's options, and you can only delete forms that are not "In Use." If the Form is "In Use," consider Disabling the From instead. Make sure to communicate any changes to your team members to avoid any disruptions.
Previewing your form is a helpful feature that can help you see how your form will look to those filling it out. Follow these steps:
Printing a Form can be done when you want to make physical copies of your form for your Patients that come into your clinic. You can do that by following these steps: