Smart-Links and Smart-Phrases. Smart-Phrases are system "dot phrases" that insert data or text into your note. The system contains over one thousand Smart-Phrases. Smart-Phrases that "link" to data are called Smart-Links. Smart-Links are useful and p
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Epic Help: creating your own smart phrases Creating your own smart phrases in epic can save a lot of time. If you routinely give certain counseling or ask a certain set of ROS questions, it is easy to put them in just the same way we do it in Sunrise (with a period
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followed by the phrase you chose). I now have a smart phrase for my counseling on breathing exercises and daily journaling (something I recommend to all of my patients w unresolved anxiety issues, which is not too rare)called " .stressex ".
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Here are the instructions to create your own dot phrases: Step 1: Select the “Tools” heading, choose “Smart Tool Editors” and select “smart phrase". Step 2: Select the file name which contains your name/user ID (you can not edit the NMFF standard set of smart phrases). Step 3: Add a new smart phrase by clicking on the “+” icon.
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Name the smart phrase in a way that you will remember Create your template in the text box In any field that you want to fill in during the visit, type “***” you can use pre-existing dot phrases in your template Step 4: Save your dot phrase by clicking “accept".
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You can edit your dot phrases with this window as well. You can view all the standard dot phrases that epic has to offer by selecting the standard set in Step 2 (but you can’t edit them) or by typing “.?” in the body of the progress note.
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