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Patient Management
Search for patient records, create new patient records, update patient details and delete patient records.
Patient Photographic Identification
Display patient photographs to assist you in identifying your patients, ensuring that you have opened the correct patient record.
Patient Photograph History
View the Photo History of photos used for a patient.

Patient Management
Search for patient records, create new patient records, update patient details and delete patient records.
- Patient Database
  The Patient Database lists the records of all active, inactive, and deceased patients.
- Adding, Editing, and Deleting Patients
  You can add and edit patient records to keep your patient database up-to-date.
- Merging Patients
  Merge duplicate patient records.
- Opening and Closing Patient Records
- Patient Photographic Identification
  Display patient photographs to assist you in identifying your patients, ensuring that you have opened the correct patient record.
  - Selecting Patient Identification Photos
    Add or update a patient's photo.
  - Editing Patient Photographs
    Update a patient's photograph.
  - Patient Photograph History
    View the Photo History of photos used for a patient.
  - Patient Photo Options
    Control who can change photos.

Patient Photograph History

View the Photo History of photos used for a patient.

Before you begin

Whenever you import an image to use as a patient portrait photo, a copy of it is saved for historical purposes. Note that you cannot select photos from this list to use as the current photo, nor can you edit them. However, you can re-use an existing photo (via the Change Patient Photograph window).

Procedure

To view the patient photographic history:

From within the Clinical Window, either:
- Select Patient > Photos > History, or
- Right-click the portrait space at the top-right of the Clinical Window and select Photo History > .
The Photo History window appears.

The date ranges shown under the thumbnail images indicate the period in which each picture was used.