Embodia allows you to generate generic documents that include general information that does not really fit into a patient chart. You can generate a document by typing all the information from scratch, or you can use a starting template.
To start a new document, from the patient profile, navigate to Communication > Documents:
Click on the New document button. If your clinic has defined document templates (more info below), you can choose a template to get you started. On the next page:
- You can set the title and the body of the document.
- If you have added your signature to Embodia, you can choose if you want to include your signature at the end of the document.
- You can choose if you want to share the document with the patient so they can access it directly by signing in to their account.
You can export your documents to PDF. The PDF will display your clinic branding and information, if you have included it on your account. Learn how to add your clinic branding in this guide.
Defining document templates
The actions described in this lesson require a Manager permission in your clinic.
The clinic manager can define document templates if the documents you often generate follow the same outline. You can use merge tags to add dynamic information that can only be auto-populated once a document is assigned to a patient (for example, patient first name, patient last name, etc.).
To define your document templates, click on the Settings tab in the top nav bar, and then on Document templates under the Communication section. Click on New template, and then provide the title and the body of the template.
You will see a list of merge tags for you to choose from. To use a merge tag, simply copy the curly brackets along with the text inside them and paste them into the body of the template.
Any text within the curly brackets will be automatically replaced with the corresponding information when the document is assigned to a patient. For example, if a patient's name is Maury, the merge tag {{patient.first_name}} will be replaced by "Maury."
