Patient Info Custom Fields
Patient Info Custom Fields
Probably an obvious answer but my brain can't figure it out! After creating a custom field (Setup > Family & Insurance > Patient field defs) how and where do I then get the new field I've created to show up? Thanks
Robert Marcus DMD
Univ. of CT '93
Poway, CA
Univ. of CT '93
Poway, CA
Re: Patient Info Custom Fields
If you go to the family module and look in the patient information area, your new feilds should show up there. If they don't, go to (Setup/Display Fields/ChartPatientInformation) and move "patfields" from the available column into the showing column. You can now do custom queries.
will show you all your patfields that have any data in them.
We have a custom field that is a check box for our patients that have requested to be on a short call list. When I run this report, it shows the patients name and their phone numbers.
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SELECT * FROM patfields
We have a custom field that is a check box for our patients that have requested to be on a short call list. When I run this report, it shows the patients name and their phone numbers.
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SELECT p.PatNum, LEFT(WkPhone,16) AS WkPhone, LEFT(HmPhone,16) AS HmPhone, LEFT(WirelessPhone,16) AS CellPhone
FROM patient p
INNER JOIN patfield pf ON pf.PatNum=p.PatNum
WHERE
pf.fieldname like '%Short Call List%'
and pf.fieldvalue like '1'
GROUP BY pf.PatNum;
Re: Patient Info Custom Fields
Correct, they first need to be part of your Display Fields which is where you'll want to go in order to hide, add, or reorder fields that you care about throughout various places in the program. I'm having our website specialists enhance the Custom Patient Fields page to include this information.bpcomp wrote:If you go to the family module and look in the patient information area, your new feilds should show up there. If they don't, go to (Setup/Display Fields/ChartPatientInformation) and move "patfields" from the available column into the showing column
You can read more about display fields here: http://www.opendental.com/manual/displayfields.html
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Jason Salmon
Open Dental Software
http://www.opendental.com
Jason Salmon
Open Dental Software
http://www.opendental.com
Re: Patient Info Custom Fields
Thank you for the excellent answers. All set!
Robert Marcus DMD
Univ. of CT '93
Poway, CA
Univ. of CT '93
Poway, CA
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Re: Patient Info Custom Fields
Nice little query. Very useful.
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