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Clinical Management
Use Clinical to record your consultations with a patient and their clinical details.
Recalls
Completing/Updating Recalls

Clinical Management
Use Clinical to record your consultations with a patient and their clinical details.
- Diagnosis Coder
  Use the Diagnosis Coder to associate free-text entries with supplied DOCLE text entries.
- Actions
- Progress Notes
- Prescribing
  Use Prescribing to prescribe medications to your patient, conforming with all requirements and regulations.
- Recalls
  - Overview of the Recalls System
  - Adding, Editing, and Deleting Recalls
  - Completing/Updating Recalls
    - Updating Recalls from within the Patient's Record
    - Updating Recalls via the Search Recalls Module
  - Managing Recall Reasons
  - Recall Options
  - Removing Unwanted Recall Reasons
    Remove custom recall reasons created by your users.
- Patient's Medical History
- Investigations
- Immunisations
  Use the Imm. tab to manage a patient's immunisations.
- Preventive Health
  The Preventive Health module provides assistance in identifying and preventing issues and potential problems by making suggestions or recommending actions.
- Assessments
- Cervical Screening
- Obstetrics Module
- Diabetes Module
- Summaries
  Clinical provides ormatted summaries which can be printed for patients.
- Measurements
  The Clinical measurements window displays the history of a patient's various clinical measurements.
- MedicalDirector Care
  Create Care Plans in MedicalDirector.
- Telehealth
  Consult with patients remotely.
- Honeysuckle Health Private Health Insurance Checker
- Tools
- Importing Clinical Data
- Surgical Audit Tool
  Use the Surgical Audit Tool to record information about surgical procedures.

Completing/Updating Recalls

Clinical > Recall (from the Clinical Window)

Search > Recalls (from the front screen)

In Clinical, you update a recall when you want to;

Complete (end) a once-only recall, or
Complete (end) the current instance of a recurring recall, after which a new instance of it is created automatically. An example of this is an annual health assessment, where you wish the patient to be recalled annually; a recurring recall is created, and upon the patient's first return visit, the recall is marked as completed, after which the system automatically generates a new recall, scheduled for the same period (i.e. due in a year's time, in this example).
'Completing' a recall is not the same as deleting a recall.