Signing in pocketPCC

You can mark any order, such as a lab or medical procedure, to indicate that a signature is required. You may do this for actual signing purposes, or simply to indicate that a clinician needs to review some aspect of the order.

You can mark any phone note to indicate that it needs signing. Select the provider from the Phone Note screen.

The signing queue contains a list of items that require a clinician's review and signature.

You can mark any document to indicate that it need review and signing. Select the clinician from the Import Documents screen or the Edit Tags window.

Many providers signal that they are finished with a chart by "signing" their work. You can sign a chart note by clicking the "Sign" button at the bottom of the chart note screen.

If your office uses co-signing, an optional feature in PCC EHR, then some clinicians may require another physician to co-sign their visit chart notes.

Follow the procedure below to set up pocketPCC user accounts at your practice.

Read how to get started with pocketPCC.

Use pocketPCC to enter phone notes, edit phone notes, and to create tasks.

Use search tools to find any patient with pocketPCC

Use pocketPCC to communicate directly with patient portal users.

Follow the instructions in this article to add a pocketPCC app-style icon to your mobile device.

Learn how to navigate in pocketPCC. View your schedule, read and respond to messages, and search for a patient and view their chart.

Review a patient's chart in pocketPCC. View a patient’s Medical Summary, Demographics, Immunization History, Visit History and Documents.

Use pocketPCC to enter and edit vitals.

You can take a photo with your mobile phone and use pocketPCC to upload it right into the chart. You can also use pocketPCC to upload a photo or a form sent to you by the patient’s family.

PocketPCC includes the option to sign visits, phone notes, and documents, so you can complete your signing tasks conveniently, from anywhere. Sign in to PocketPCC from your phone or other mobile device. If your PCC EHR user account has permission to sign, even with a co-signer, you’ll have the option to sign under pocketPCC’s menu. […]

When you’re away from your work computer, you can use pocketPCC on your smartphone or tablet to create and send new prescriptions, process pending prescriptions, review medication histories, manage patient pharmacies, and more.