Scheduling
Reason Codes
Visit Types
Labs
Miscellaneous
100

Within how many years is a patient current with a primary care office?

3 years

100

A patient is calling and states they would like a return to work note. What is the reason code?

RTW/RTS

100

What should patients bring to their new patient appointment?

1. Photo ID

2. List of any medications (prescribed or over the counter)

3. Insurance card

4. Co-pay

100

Where can patients get labs drawn?

Any primary care office, CPA lab, Outpatient hopsitals

100

What are the three identifiers when finding a patient in Epic?

1. Date of birth

2. First and last name

3. Street address

200

What does this mean:

PCP > Access Provider > Alternate Option Scripting

When scheduling, look to see if the patients PCP is available. If not, look at the access providers (located under same day/acute visit policy on Nsite). If you cannot get the patient in with an access provider, refer the patient to the Immediate Care Center, Prompt Care, or a Prac Work In encounter can be sent

200

A patient is calling and states they would like to speak with their doctor regarding their medication. What is the reason code?

Medication question

200

A patient is calling to schedule a 10 year old a sports physical. What is the visit type?

Well Child

200

How do you know if there are active orders in a patients chart?

There will be a purple box next to the order under the "Active Requests" tab

200

Which two reason codes are "Use as a Free Text Entry"?

Provider Referral and Return Call

300

What are the three injections that do not need an order if the patient has gotten them done in the past?

1. Testosterone

2.  B12

3. Allergy

300

A patient is calling and states they would like to get a refill of Xanax. What is the reason code?

Written Rx

300
How far apart do physicals have to be scheduled?

1 year and 1 day

300

A patient is calling and states they would like lab work done, but there are no orders in the chart. What should you do?

Schedule the patient at least 48 hours from when they called and send an orders request encounter to the appropriate nurse pool

300

Where can patients be dismissed from?

Physician, Office, Norton as a whole

400

What should be included in the appointment notes when scheduling a hospital follow up?

1. What hospital the patient was seen at

2. Admission and discharge dates

3. What the patient was being seen for

400

A patient is calling and states they need a refill of their blood pressure medication. What is the reason code?

There isn't one. Refer the patient to their pharmacy to ask for refills

400

A patient is calling and states they need a Complete Medical Exam (CPE). What is the visit type?

Physical

400

A patient is calling and states their Endocrinologist placed labs to complete and they would like to come to their PCP's office. What should be added in the appointment notes?

"Labs for Endo"

400

Which physicians allow patients to be seen at which different facilities?


Offices: Bullitt and Okolona

Physicians: Scharff, Smalley, and Yuen

500

A patient is calling to get an x-ray on their left foot. The doctor has placed an order. What should you do?

Refer to the Nsite page. If the Access Center is able to schedule, the visit type will be "NP GEN RAD". Select the appropriate location.

500

What gets sent high priority in an encounter?

1. Critical Symptom

2. Newborn

3. Nurse Navigator

4. Prac Work In

500

A patient is calling and states they were seen at the Immediate Care Center and they were advised to follow up with their doctor. What is the visit type?

Office Visit

500

When should you schedule labs before a patients physical?

1 week from the physical date

500

What are some examples of the difference between routine vs. acute?

Routine: physical, mammogram, 6 month check up

Acute: swollen knee, strep throat, stomach bug

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