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The electronic chart is quite similar to the paper charts we are all used to. Clicking on the tabs at the top of the electronic chart bring you to the various sections (i.e., demographics, summary sheet, prior visits, imported items, and account information).

We've designed Amazing Charts considering a few critical points that are surprisingly overlooked by most EHRs on the market today. First, is that we like to see all the patient's information on one page. When you pull a patient's chart, by default it opens to the most recent encounter - and you use that information as a starting point for today's visit. In this way, the patient chart is a progressive record. As items change, you change them in the note. Those items that tend to be more static, such as PMH and FH, always come up and don't have to be re-documented each time.

Since most of us document the same review of systems, exams, etc., over and over again during the day, using prefabricated templates with this information makes documenting this mundane information a breeze. Simply right-clicking in the text boxes opens your templates and allows for rapid documentation. This approach is demonstrated in our overview. Use our included templates to document common history and physical findings, or add/edit your own templates with ease. You can even download templates from our online user community.