Removing an Adverse Drug Reaction/Allergy from a Patient's Chart
Removing an Allergy from Patient's Chart
If an allergy was put on a patient's chart but it does not apply, follow these steps to remove the allergy.
Create a new note to access the Drug Reactions area, which you'll find in the following note types:
Complete Assessment (of Any Discipline) Within the Complete Assessment, navigate to the Medical History tab and locate the combined ADRs and Allergies button.In the Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) & Allergy List window, locate the ADR or allergy to be removed and click to select it.
The ADR/Allergy information will populate in the work areas on the right.
Set the Status from Active to Inactive, then set a Reason For Status Change by making a selection from the dropdown field (or you may free-text your own entry here). Click to Save your chnage(s).
The ADR/Allergy listing on the left will update to reflect your changes.
Your note work area will update to reflect the change in status to the ADR/Allergy.
Compile your note. The Chart Face and ADR/Allergy Log will update to reflect the changes made.
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