PCC EHR Overview: Review the Patient Chart
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PCC EHR Overview: Review the Patient Chart (20 min • 12-2018)
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Open a chart in PCC EHR and take a tour! This video provides an overview of the Medical Summary, Demographics and History sections of the chart in PCC EHR, while introducing how components and navigation work.
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