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Revision as of 23:25, 26 September 2015

These Wiki documents will provide an in depth look into the OpenEMR: Eye Exam form, from installation to usage.


General overview

The Eye Exam is an OpenEMR form for ophthalmology and optometry providers to document their encounters with patients, from the Chief Complaint to the Impression and Plan, and ends with an optional printable report.


What makes this different?

  • The Eye Exam form remembers your preferences as you use it.
  • Users can document their findings in a variety of ways, allowing for maximum flexibility and usability.
  • The form is intelligent - the more you use it the more personalized it becomes.
  • It will adapt to each provider's commonly used terms such as medication lists and surgical nomenclature, showing these high frequency items for rapid entry on future patients.
  • There is no save button. As you work through the form, it is automatically saved in the background.
  • Undo features are present to backtrack, not only in text fields but also in the drawings.

Install

At the time of this article, the Eye Exam form has not been through a code review and is not part of the base installation. The OpenEMR maintainers wish to make certain features available to any developer to add to their own forms. They have extracted certain libraries from the form and moved them to the OpenEMR library, with the intention of adding them to the base install library upon code review. Until then, the Eye Exam form can be installed like any other OpenEMR form, but you will have to add these new libraries into your library area if they are not already present:

  • /openemr/library/css/pure-min.css
  • /openemr/library/css/bootstrap-3-2-0.min.css
  • /openemr/library/css/font-awesome-4.2.0/css/font-awesome.css
  • /openemr/library/js/jquery.min.js
  • /openemr/library/js/bootstrap.min.js

Documentation Options

Text

Draw

Quick Picks

KeyBoard (Shorthand)

Introduction

What if you could document electronically using your shorthand?
We converted the standard clinical fields and common shorthand terms into Eye Shorthand, an electronic lingua franca oculī.
It is not a new language - it should already be very familiar.
You can customize it to match your brain, but you may not need to.
It is based on the shorthand we all learned in training.
Using this shorthand method, all your findings are entered in one area,

and OpenEMR knows how to display it.


Paper vs. EHR:
You know what RUL: 2mm ptosis means.
With a typical EHR, you need to find and click on the field for the right upper lid and type in 2mm ptosis.
Then click on the next field, or maybe even tab to it, and type your findings for the next field. And on it goes.

Consider another example: Right C/D 0.6Vx0.4H with inferior notch. Left C/D 0.5?
OK, find the correct fields to click. Enter the appropriate text into each field. Two mouse clicks at least. Type.
Lots of hand movement going on.

How can we speed up this process?

Look at this example in shorthand, based on a simple structure: Field.text;Field.text;Field.text

rcup.0.6Vx0.4H w/ inf notch;lcup.0.5

Type this shorthand text into the Keyboard Entry area in the form, and the fields are automatically filled.
Done. No extra clicks.


Even a slow typist will find the Eye Exam Shorthand can speed up EHR documentation time.

It is easy to learn.
The Fields and text parts look just like our handwritten shorthand!
Type the abbreviation for a clinical field, a period/fullstop, followed by your finding, in your shorthand.
If your shorthand doesn't match ours, your shorthand text will be displayed.
It is easy to add your shorthand if you need customization.
Consider sharing your shorthand back to the community for future users.


The explanation below centers around four lines of typing which document normal findings and more than 40 different clinical issues.
That's a lot to document and one mighty complicated patient!
Many more issues than we would see on a routine day with routine patients, but it could happen...
Documenting this many findings would take a little bit of time on paper, and a lifetime in an EHR.
With the openEMR Shorthand, the average typist can do it in less than a minute.


Go ahead and paste the lines below into a test patient's chart. Fiddle with them.


D;bll.+2 meibomitis;rll.frank ect, 7x6mm lid margin bcc lat.a;bul.2mm ptosis;rul.+3 dermato.a; bc.+2 inj;bk.med pter;rk.mod endo gut.a;bac.+1 fc, +1 pig cells; bd.+2 bowtie pallor;rc.0.6Vx0.4H w/ inf notch;lc.0.5;rmac.+2 BDR, +CSME;lmac.flat, tr BDR;v.+PPDR, ++venous beading;rp.ht 1 o,no vh; scDist;5.8ix 1rht;4.10ix;6.6ix;2.15xt;8.5ix;ccDist;4.5ix;5.ortho;6.ortho


The following sections will explain each line in detail.
If you are already an eyedoc, this is simple and intuitive.
It's time to plug the EHR into your brain, and to start working at the speed of your brain.


Key point: Only use the "D;" once and only at the start. It is very powerful. The D; tells Eye Exam to ERASE EVERY field and replace them with your default values (defined in /eye_mag/js/my_base.js). D; will replace everything with its default value.

Basic Structure

Usage: field.text(.a)(;)

where:

Field is the shorthand term for the clinical field.
text is the complete or shorthand data to enter into this field.
field and text are separated by a "." period/fullstop.
The trailing ".a" is optional and will append the text to the data already in the field, instead of replacing it.
The semi-colon ";" is used to divide entries, allowing multiple field entries simultaneously.
The semi-colon separates entries and cannot be used within a text field.
After pressing Enter/Return, the data is submitted.
Pressing TAB will jump to the next clinical area's Keyboard/Shorthand entry field.

External: Shorthand Walk Through

Keyboard Entry

D;bll.+2 meibomitis;rll.frank ect, 7x6mm lid margin bcc lat.a;bul.2mm ptosis;rul.+3 dermato.a

Sh ext.png



This line will be recorded in OpenEMR: Eye Exam as:


Sh ext EMR.png


This is how this shorthand will appear in a Printable Report:

Sh ext report.png

External: Field Codes and Shorthand/Abbreviations

Clinical FieldShorthand* FieldExample Keyboard Entry**EMR: Field text
Default valuesD or d d;
D;
All fields with defined default values are erased and filled with default values.
Fields without defined default values are not affected.
Right Browrb or RB rb.1cm lat ptosis
rb.med 2cm SCC
1cm lateral ptosis
medial 2cm SCC
Left Browrb or RB rb.loss of lat brow follicles
lb.no rhytids from VIIth nerve palsy
loss of lateral brow follicles
no rhytids from VIIth nerve palsy
Both Brows/Foreheadfh or FH
bb or BB
fh.+3 fh rhytids
BB.+3 glab rhytids
+3 forehead rhytids
+3 glabellar rhytids
Right Upper Lidrul or RUL RUL.1cm lat ptosis
rul.med 2cm SCC
1cm lateral ptosis
medial 2cm SCC
Left Upper Lidlul or LUL LUL.1cm lat ptosis
lul.med 2cm SCC
1cm lateral ptosis
medial 2cm SCC
Right Lower Lidrll or RLL rll.1cm lat ptosis
rll.med 2cm SCC
1cm lateral ptosis
medial 2cm SCC
Left Lower Lidlll or LLL lll.0.5cm lat ptosis
LLL.med 2cm SCC
1cm lateral ptosis
medial 2cm SCC
Right Medial Canthusrmc or RMC rmc.1cm bcc
RMC.healed dcr scar
1cm BCC
healed DCR scar
Left Medial Canthuslmc or LMC lmc.acute dacryo, tender w/ purulent drainage
lmc.1.2cm x 8mm mass
acute dacryo, tender with purulent drainage
1.2cm x 8mm mass
Right Adnexarad or RAD rad.1.8x2.0cm bcc lat
RAD.healed DCR scar
1cm BCC
healed DCR scar
Left Adnexalad or LAD lad.1cm lacr cyst protruding under lid
LAD.1.2cm x 8mm mass
1cm lacrimal cyst protruding under lid
1.2cm x 8mm mass

*case insensitive
**The default action is to replace the field with the new text.
Adding ".a" at the end of a text section will append the current text instead of replacing it.
For example, entering "4xL.+2 meibomitis.a" will append "+2 meibomitis" to each of the eyelid fields, RUL/RLL/LUL/LLL.



Anterior Segment: Shorthand Walk Through

Keyboard Entry

D;bc.+2 inj;bk.med pter;rk.moderate endo gut.a;bac.+1 fc, +1 pig cells

Sh antseg.png


This line will be recorded in OpenEMR: Eye Exam as:


Sh antseg EMR.png


This is how this shorthand will appear in a Printable Report:

Sh antseg report.png



Anterior Segment: Field Codes and Shorthand/Abbreviations


Retina: Shorthand Walk Through

Keyboard Entry

D;bd.+2 bowtie pallor;rc.0.6Vx0.4H w/ inf notch;lc.0.5;rmac.+2 BDR, +CSME;lmac.flat, tr BDR;v.+PPDR, ++venous beading;rp.ht 1 o,no vh;
Sh retina.png


This line will be recorded in OpenEMR: Eye Exam as:


Sh retina EMR.png


This is how this shorthand will appear in a Printable Report:

Sh retina report.png


Retina: Field Codes and Shorthand/Abbreviations

Neuro-Physiology: Shorthand Walk Through

Keyboard Entry

scDist;5.8ix 1rht;4.10ix;6.6ix;2.15xt;8.5ix;ccDist;4.5ix;5.ortho;6.ortho

Sh neuro.png

This line will be recorded in OpenEMR: Eye Exam as:

Sh neuro EMR1.png
Sh neuro EMR2.png


This is how this shorthand will appear in a Printable Report:

Sh ext report.png

Neuro-Physiology: Field Codes and Shorthand/Abbreviations

Side Panel

Full Screen Mode

Application-style Menu Bar

Chief Complaint and History of Present Illness

PMSFH/ROS

Visions/Refraction Panels

IOP/Amsler/CVF/Pupils

External

Anterior Segment

Retina

Neuro-Physiology

Images and OpenEMR

Impression/Plan

Printable Report

Conclusions