Patient Visit Assessments, known as PVA, is real-time assessments of Patient Visit Assessments and Discharge Room Assessments from around the facility. See a history of a room, or location, in the facility to see how it has fared over time. See an image of the last time an Assessment was completed. Monitor for Assessments for …
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Once the QR Codes, sometimes referred to as barcodes, are in place they are ready for conducting Assessments. Most devices include a barcode scanner on the camera by default, but if not, any “Barcode” or “QR Code” reader app will work. All these devices are supported out of the box. No extra hardware or software …
After the Locations have been loaded into the system, they are ready to be printed and placed around the facility. Once the QR Codes, often referred to as barcodes, are in place they are ready for conducting assessments. Many devices include a QR Code scanner on the camera, but if not, any “Barcode” or “QR …
Before you can use the “Bulk Add Locations” or “Create” a new Location using a standard set of questions, you must add a new Visit Type to the system. The Visit Type is a set of questions that will autofill when using the “Bulk Add Locations” process or when using the “Type List” to “Create” …
After a Type has been added to be used as part of the Location Creation process in Patient Visit Assessment (PVA) it may be necessary to make changes to the questions, spelling, name, add a note, or change the default status. This is the process for editing the Type Name, editing, removing, or adding associated …
The Visit Types List in PVA is where you will find the types of visits available in the system. A Visit Type is a standard set of questions associated with a Location, or a category of visit, that the questions will be used to assess. The Location Type can help to categorize the Locations, report …
Before you can start conducting Patient Visit or Discharge Room Assessment or reporting on anything, you have to get some Locations into the system. There are three ways to add Locations. You can add them one at a time, you can use the Visit Type List, or you can load 200 Locations in one fell …
After a Location has been added for a Patient Visit Assessment it may be necessary to make changes to the questions, spelling, name or just add a note. This is the process for editing the Location Name, editing, removing, or adding associated Patient Visit (PV) Questions, Discharge Room (DR) Questions, or optional notes or comments.
The Location List in PVA is a good source of information and the entry point for editing Location information within PVA. A Location should be identifiable and descriptive enough to determine where the Patient Visit or Discharge Room assessment is being conducted. From this page you can Edit a Location, Delete an Location, and view …
