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How to use Patient Status & Enrollment

Understand how Patient Status and Enrollment fields work, what the enrollment termination codes mean, and when to use each option in BC and Ontario clinics.

🎓 Training Tip:  To learn more about the Patient Profile in Aeon, click here.  

Instructions

1. Click Patients in the left column

2. Open or create the Patient

3. If this is a new Patient, click Edit

4. Scroll down to Patient Status & Enrollment section

5. Fill out the fields as follows:

  • Patient Status:  (*mandatory) Indicates whether the patient is currently considered part of the clinic’s active patient population.

    • Active:  Patient is currently receiving care
    • Deceased:  Patient is deceased
    • Inactive:  Patient is no longer receiving care (moved, transferred, etc.)
  • Patient Status Date:  (*mandatory) The date the patient’s current status (Active/Deceased/Inactive) took effect.  This information will be captured within the Timeline details on the Patient Profile to establish a timeline.

Note:  The remainder of the fields are not mandatory and are more applicable to Ontario clinics.

  • Enrolled to Physician: Refers to the physician to whom the patient is enrolled as per the MOH enrolment process. By enrolling a patient to a physician, the patient is becoming part of his/her "enrolment list."
  • Enrollment Status:  Indicates whether the patient is in active use.
    • Enrolled:  Patient is in active use
    • Not Enrolled: Patient is not enrolled to a physician. Additionally, fill out the Enrollment Termination Date. 
  • Enrollment Start Date:  The date that the patient has been enrolled with a particular physician.
  • Enrollment Termination Date:  The date that the patient enrollment has been terminated with a particular physician.
  • Enrollment Termination Reason:  Records why the patient is no longer enrolled. These reasons are defined by the Ontario Ministry of Health and may be system-generated.

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