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Created Date Vs. Date

In Documents - when you scan in a document it automatically date stamps the "date" to be the day it is scanned into accuro. Whereas created date is the date that the item being scanned was done. When editing a note in the EMR. If you open a note & start editing it. Then reopen and finish editing days later, the created date changes to the date it is last edited, whereas the "date" remains the same. It would be more universal if Created Date was the Date the note was opened - because that would be the patient appointment. Then Date was the date you last made an edit. This would make it universal between Documents and EMR.
  • Guest
  • Jun 20 2016
  • Needs Review
Accuro EMR / Notes
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  • Guest commented
    April 17, 2019 22:31

    NO. this does not make sense.

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  • Guest commented
    April 17, 2019 22:29

    "Date" should egual date of service rendered. (pt was seen by Dr, had blood test or imaging etc.)

    "Date created" should be date letter or document or result was scanned or entered into our clinic notes.

    These should be kept separate and not used interchangeably otherwise events are not chronological and misleading.  Please notify relevant clinics as to this definition as I believe it has been misinterpreted. 

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