See PCC Scribe in Action

Use PCC Scribe to transcribe visits and create chart notes.

Learn everything about how to configure PCC Scribe, from the essentials to optional fine-tuning.

Explore whether PCC Scribe is right for your practice and prepare to enable it.

Learn how to build your own PCC Scribe templates, the key to unlocking the full potential of PCC Scribe.

Get the basic overview of PCC Scribe: an integrated tool within PCC EHR that seamlessly and securely turns conversations into visit notes.

PCC EHR has several unique tools that help you enter notes on a chart faster. This help article lists those features and includes procedures and links for configuring them.

You can open several sibling charts and work on them at the same time, flipping back and forth between them as needed.

Chart notes are made up of different sections, or elements, that a particular visit type needs. The custom chart note is called a protocol. You will see a different protocol for different visit reasons, and providers may have their own, custom protocols.

Read the procedure below to learn about each step of a typical visit in PCC EHR.

You can delete a visit created in error in PCC EHR. When you delete a visit, all vitals, chart notes, orders, and other items created for the visit are removed from the patient's record.

You can select Find from the Edit menu to search through a visit chart note, the medical summary, or another protocol-based chart section. You can also use your operating system's keyboard shortcuts (ctrl+F on Windows or Linux, command+F on Macintosh).

PCC EHR automatically checks your spelling as you type.

PCC EHR can help clinicians select a more specific diagnosis description. After they select a diagnosis, they can use a drop-down menu to refine the selection.

If a patient has an appointment today, or a provider has opened a chart note using the Visit History chart section, visit-related buttons for charting appear under the "Visit" headline in the lower- left navigation of the chart.

If a patient or family requests that you amend information in their chart, you can now record that amendment request. For example, if a family objects to a diagnosis in the patient’s chart, you can create an amendment request on the visit for that day. While viewing a chart note (or phone note or message […]

Contents1 Hide a Single Patient’s Diagnosis or Problem2 Where Does a Locked Diagnosis Still Appear? How Do I Send Records?3 Configure Default Hidden Diagnoses In PCC EHR, you can mark any diagnosis or Problem List, allergy, or Family Medical History list item as private. A private or “locked” diagnosis will not appear on patient reports […]

Contents1 Configure In-Office Lab Orders and Facilities1.1 Configure In-Office Lab Facilities1.2 Map In-Office Lab Facilities to Appointment Locations1.3 Configure a Default Facility for In-Office Lab Tests2 Set Up Default Document Categories for Lab and Radiology Requisitions3 Configure Provider Signatures to Automatically Appear on Lab and Radiology Requisitions4 Configure Custom Requisition Forms4.1 Learn More After ordering […]

Read this article to learn how you can generate form letters that include encounter and chart information in PCC.

When you schedule an appointment in PCC, your practice can automatically send patients and families CHADIS questionnaires through the patient portal. Results will show up right in the encounter’s chart note, like any order. You can use CHADIS questionnaires to gather important diagnostic, screening, and other valuable information in advance of an encounter.

Start creating your own patient form letters in PCC EHR.

You can upload provider signatures, set permissions for who is allowed to generate them, and include them on patient forms in the Forms Configuration tool in PCC EHR.

Authorize or bar users from accessing your office remotely through PCC SecureConnect and reset the pairing with whichever device is in use for two-factor authentication.

You can easily print specimen labels for labs that require specimen collection.