Mickey and Minnie Practitioner Training: Lesson 4
Learn about Aeon through Scenario based Learning
➕ New features to Aeon, such as Allergies for example, will be found in the last article in the series.
Congratulations on completing Lesson 3! You're killing this training. Let's jump into the last lesson in this series.
Here are the topics we'll discuss in Lesson 4:
Quick Links
Training Setup
Video Training
Written Training
🔹Using the Global Search
🔹Create an eForm
🔹Amending Chart Notes
🔹Create a Consult
🔹Collaborating on Patient Profiles
🔹Archiving and Editing Issues
🔹Modifying Medications
🔹Modifying other Patient Profile Information
🔹Navigating Aeon Like a Pro
Training Setup
1. To complete this training, we suggest you set up your screen with two windows (or two monitors), to view both the lesson and the demo account side by side. It will look like this:
2. Choose if you'd like to learn by Video or Written Text - the learning is the same. You'll find both below. You are free to combine them as well!
3. This training will take you through practice situations that will help you become familiar with how Aeon will help your practice stay organized and save you time.
Video Training
This is a live recording of this lesson. You'll see icons at the bottom right of the video screen that will allow you to change the speed, quality, or size of the video and move between chapters. You can also turn on the CC/Subtitles.
Written Training
Let's begin.
Using the Global Search (0:26 in video)
In the last lesson, you created a Task for yourself to complete a few items for Minnie's appointment. Let's practice using the Global Search to find Minnie's profile. Aeon's Global Search, located at the top of your screen, is very exhaustive:
1. Try typing the following into the search field and view the results:
- m
- mi
- minnie
- mouse
- mouse, minnie
2. Choose Minnie's name from the search results
Training Tip 🎓: Search Fields
Here is a full list of what you can search in the Global Search:
- Last name (Fast Search)
- First name (Fast Search)
- PHN (Fast Search)
- Partial letters of name
- (commas are allowed)
- Phone number
Best Practice 🚀: Searching by Email and Phone Numbers
The most accurate way to search by email is to copy and paste it from a patient's email to avoid misspellings. Note that multiple people can have the same phone number or even email. Also, patients can have multiple phone numbers and emails. Therefore, the search is faster and more targeted for a name or PHN.
Excellent! Be sure to use the Global Search going forward to find Patients quickly.
Let's go ahead and create the Lab Request.
Create an eForm (2:37 in video)
We need to send the Lab Request with Minnie's pap smear. Your account may not yet have a Lab eForm setup. If not, let us know.
1. Go to Documents > Add eForm
2. Create the eForm
Training Tip 🎓: Creating an eForm
In Lesson 2, you learned how to create eForms. If you've forgotten, please refer back to that lesson for the full steps.
In your clinic with a real patient, you may want to then create a General Task for Staff to send the items out to the lab.
Amending Chart Notes (3:32 in video)
On review of Minnie's Chart Notes from the appointment, we realized that it would be a best practice to have listed her sleep issues as a suspected Issue. This way, we can link it to her consult.
Aeon allows practitioners to add to previously saved Chart Notes and strike out items you may want to remove. You do not have the ability to delete.
1. In Minnie's Patient Profile, click on Charting
2. Click on the title of your notes from the appointment
3. Click on Create New Revision at the bottom right
4. Scroll to the bottom of the Chart Notes and you'll see a new editable area:
This is where you can add new items to the Chart Note previously saved.
5. Start to type in /issue and choose it from the dropdown
6. Under Issue Type, add Insomnia (this is a free-text field, not a dropdown)
7. You can leave the Category and Status as is
8. Choose a Started On date
9. Click Amend and Save at the bottom of the screen
If you open up the Chart Note again, you'll notice that the Revision is noted at the bottom with the date/time stamp:
Now we can move on to the Consult!
Create a Consult
Aeon's powerful Consult feature allows practitioners to easily populate referrals from patient data to external providers.
Below, I will show you what it looks like to create a Consult. We will not practice this in your account to avoid creating false data:
This is a live recording of this lesson. You'll see icons at the bottom right of the video screen that will allow you to change the speed, quality, or size of the video and move between chapters. You can also turn on the CC/Subtitles.
Collaborating on Patient Profiles (6:27 in video)
Some time has passed. Unfortunately, you were out sick, and your patient load was handled by a colleague of yours in the clinic.
Any practitioner in your clinic has access to all Patient Profiles and can create, edit, and manage information in the exact same way. The timeline will capture who/what/when.
In this case, you had sent out a lab request for Mickey to confirm a Type 2 Diabetes result.
- The results arrived at your clinic, and Nurse Martha Brunstetter uploaded the document to the Inbox and assigned it to you and Dr. Bloom to acknowledge (as you were out of the office):
- When Dr. Bloom looked at her Review Tasks, she saw the Document there:
- As you were away, she reviewed and Acknowledged the Document.
- Dr. Bloom created a booking Task for the nurse to set up a call with Mickey to discuss the results:
- Dr. Bloom completed the call with Mickey and prescribed Metformin. This is captured in her Chart Notes for the call:
- Dr. Bloom also sent you a Task regarding all of her actions:
- When you return to the office, you'll find the Task. All timelines will reflect Dr. Bloom's actions:
1. Try this yourself. As there are likely several people from your clinic using the Mickey/Minnie profiles, go ahead and make changes or additions to the information your colleagues have entered.
Next, let's practice editing or modifying particular areas of the Patient Profile.
Archiving and Editing Issues (9:20 in video)
Issues (and Histories) are edited within Chart Notes only - they are not stand-alone items. We'll practice this so you can see the difference.
1. Open Mickey Mouse's Profile
2. Go to Issues
3. Click on the title of the Issue to open it up
4. Note the three icons at the bottom right: Timeline, Archive, and Edit.
You are familiar with Timeline, so we won't review that. Archive is used to remove an Issue from active view - there is no Delete option.
5. Click the Archive icon
6. Choose Confirm
7. When you view your Issues, you no longer see it; however, there is a new line "Show 1 Archived Issue":
8. Click on the link to Show Archived Issue
9. Note that you can view it, or hide it again
10. Click the title of the archived Issue to open it
11. Go to the icons at the bottom right and click on the Unarchive icon
Your Issue is now restored!
Now, let's edit the Issue
12. Click on the title of the Issue to open it up
13. Click the edit icon at the bottom right
14. Make a change in the embed (the Diagnosis Status for example)
15. Give this new Chart Note a title (it won't save otherwise)
16. Click Sign and Save
17. Go to the Issues tab
18. Click on the title of the Issue to open it
You'll see that now, BOTH Chart Notes are linked to the one Issue:
19. Click on the timeline of the Issue on the bottom right
You'll see the change was recorded:
20. Try clicking on the title of either of the Chart Notes to open it from this window
Training Tip 🎓: Dragging Existing Issues into a new Chart Note
We are working on functionality that will allow you to drag any Patient issue into the Chart Note you are working on.
Modifying Medications (13:13 in video)
Let's practice modifying the Medications on the Patient Profile.
1. Open Minnie Mouse's Patient Profile
2. Go to Medications
3. Click on the title of any Medication to expose the options for modifying
At the bottom right, we see the typical Timeline and Archive icons; they work the same as we practiced in the Issues example, and if you click on the ellipses, you will see additional options:
A. Complete: The patient has finished the medication.
B. Discontinue: There was a reason for the patient to stop the medication (adverse reaction, trying a different prescription dose, moving to a different medication..).
Best Practice 🚀: Discontinuing a Medication
Add a Timeline comment to the Prescription to note why it was Discontinued.
C. Re-prescribe: The patient needs to fill a new prescription for the exact same medication.
D. View Prescription: View the Prescription on your screen.
4. Discontinue a Medication
You'll see a red note that the Medication has been Discontinued.
5. Click on the title of the Medication again to open it
6. Open the Timeline
7. Make a note about why you discontinued the Medication
8. Click Post to save your timeline note
9. Edit the Medication
10. Change the status to Active
11. Click Update
Note that the Medication is now Active once again.
Mickey now needs a refill Prescription for Triazolam.
12. Open the Medication and click the ellipses
13. Click Re-Prescribe
14. Change the amount of refills
15. Click Create
16. In the Prescription panel on the right, click on the download icon
17. Open it on your screen to view it
18 At the bottom of your screen on the right, click Go to Medications
This will take you back to your list of Medications.
19. Click on the title of the Medication
You will now see that there are multiple Prescriptions for the same Medication listed as we changed the refill number the second time.
Modifying other Patient Profile Information
Now that you have the hang of things, go through the following sub-tabs on Mickey's profile and try each option. If there isn't any information in that tab, feel free to create some!:
1. Measurements: Archive, Unarchive, Edit
2. Histories: Histories are edited like Issues - within the Chart Notes. Archive, Unarchive, Edit
3. Screenings: Archive, Unarchive, Edit
4. Immunizations: Archive, Unarchive, Edit
5. Documents: When you open a Document, you can see the options in the right-hand panel. There is limited ability to edit Documents. Currently, you can only edit the details. Try the edit icon out yourself.
6. Timeline: You can only add comments to the Timeline.
Navigating Aeon Like a Pro
Viewing two areas of Aeon at the same time
Let's say you are working on a Chart Note and you don't want to leave the screen (even though Aeon saves your work for you) and you want to quickly pull up your Calendar.
1. While looking at the current screen, take your mouse and right-click on the Calendar icon in the left column:
2. Choose Open Link in New Window:
3. Put your Windows side by side (or on two monitors if you have that setup) to see them both:
Warning ⚠️: Pulling new Information Into Multiple Windows
It's important to note that if you decide to have two widows open and you make changes to Aeon in one, it will not automatically reflect in the other.
For example. In Window 2, I've created a new Measurement, and it appears and is now located in the right column:
If I go back to Window 1, that new Measurement is not shown in the right column:
That's because the new information hasn't been pulled in. In this case, I'd finish my draft Chart Note and once I've saved and exited, when I next look at the right column, I'll see that new Measurement.
Changing the Text Size
The quickest way to increase or decrease the size of the text on your screen is to use your keyboard.
Windows:
- Choose Ctrl + on your keyboard to increase the text size
- Choose Ctrl - on your keyboard to decrease the text size
- Choose Ctrl 0 to put the size back to the default
Mac:
- Choose Command + on your keyboard to increase the text size
- Choose Command - on your keyboard to decrease the text size
- Choose Command 0 to put the size back to the default
Additionally, your browser may have options for changing the default text size.
Moving Back
Look for buttons that let you navigate back to the list.
In this example, I've opened a previously signed Chart Note, and I can see a Back button that will return me to the list of Chart Notes:
I could also use the back arrow on my browser to go back to the last page.
In this example, I'm looking at a specific History and there is a back button at the top:
During Early Access, there may be areas that do not have a back option, and they may not always be located in the same place.
Congratulations! 🎉🙌🍾You've completed the Mickey Mouse training! You now have all the information needed to get off to a great start in using Aeon. Please feel free to provide any feedback on these tutorials to support@aeon.health