Example CED with Mapped fields

Example CED with Mapped fields

Sample Community Encounter Digest 




Healthquest Data Elements Matched to a Sample CED







Healthquest Data Elements Definitions

        Data Always Sent***


During the initial CII setup, Microquest will configure these fields in your most frequently used templates.

 

However, if a clinic indicates that they do not use one of these fields for their intended purpose with CII, Microquest will not map the field and any data entered will not be displayed in the CED in Netcare.

Sent an encounter to CED and want to remove it or mark it as confidential?
​If the encounter has already been uploaded to the CED that evening, and decide it isn’t something that should be there, mark the encounter as confidential, or change the appointment status to ‘Left Clinic’ (something other than ‘Done’), this will pull the encounter off the CED.



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