Docpad includes many hundreds of Chief Complaints listed by medical terminology and lay terms. However in certain circumstances, a generic template would be more useful for special circumstances or for an unlisted complaint. Using a Generic Template will allow flexibility needed.
Here's how to use a Generic Template:
Select a patient.
Select the CC tab for Chief Complaint.
In the same box to the right above the homunculus, select Generic Template.
Select the appropriate template from those listed:
Common
General counseling and advice
Normal test results review
Other
Generic
Generic, neuro
Here's a link to a video that explains how to use a Generic Template: https://youtu.be/kvtPxeKf5Fg
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