We have improved the functionality of our treatment and care plans in Flux, with a focus on better organization and accessibility of crucial patient information. These updates are designed to streamline user workflows and improve clinical efficiency. Key features have been added to support and optimize your clinical processes.
To simplify access and enhance management, we have relocated previously missing information from the treatment plan tab to the medical feed. This consolidation ensures that all relevant details are available in a single location, making it easier for users to access and manage treatment plans without switching between multiple tabs.
Users are now prompted to generate a letter immediately after completing an intake or (end) evaluation consult.
We have reassessed the treatment plan tab to improve its relevance and impact on user workflows and system functionality, enhancing value without complicating interactions.
- Improved organization: Items within the treatment plan section of the medical feed are now grouped for better organization. This simplifies navigation.
- Enhanced treatment plan details: The start date of the treatment plan and the most recently created treatment plan are now displayed in the medical feed. You now have a clear timeline of the patient’s treatment history.
In the ‘reason for visit’ section, a clearer prompt has been added to aid in formulating help request.
Items in the medical feed that are not linked to a specific treatment plan are now clearly indicated for grouping purposes.
When a red flag is identified, you can now halt the intake process while saving all necessary, administrative details. Red flags management are made easy, facilitating quick referrals back to the GP or specialist as needed.
Users can now create medical snippets, allowing for personalized and customized clinical references. These snippets can be tailored to specific needs, offering users a powerful tool to enhance their clinical practice and improve patient care.