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Synergy:
general use
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Synergy system use
- Generally, use Current problem view for clinical data
entry, and notes/drugs relating to this problem. When the
current problem is resolved, make the problem Dormant (NB
the problem can be made Current again if required).
- Information should be entered under the appropriate
current problem: eg BP entered in Adult screening if
screening, but in Hypertensive disease if patient
has hypertension.
- Each patient record should contain a number of default
current problems as "chapter headings", and the
appropriate current problems should be created if not
present:
Standard current problem
headings
- .68P Adult screening: prevention
data including screening BP.
- .65 Infectious dis:prevent/control :
all immunisations.
- .685 Cervical neoplasia screening :
all smear information.
- .64 Child health care : all
developmental assessment information and the
child's usual health visitor.
- .61 Contraception: all information
relating to contraception.
- .62 Pregnancy care: all
information relating to current
pregnancy.
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Examples of commonly used
default current problem headings
- .G3 Ischaemic heart disease :
includes angina, MI etc.
- .G6 Cerebrovascular disease : all
strokes, tia's etc.
- .G2 Hypertensive disease : all
patients with hypertension.
- .C10 Diabetes mellitus : all
patients with diabetes.
- .H33 Asthma: all patients with
asthma.
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- A current problem may be a vague diagnosis initially -
denoted by a (D) in the Read code description . Swap the
note and problem when the definitive diagnosis is
obtained.
- Only use Unlinked for one-off clinical events which are
not likely to be ongoing (ie: will require only one
note entry).
- Most important diagnoses are added automatically to the
summary sheet when the code is entered. Remember to add
other Read codes to the summary sheet if the diagnosis is
important by activating the Put into summary
box.
Synergy keyboard shortcuts
| Short cut |
Action |
| A |
Administration |
| B |
Background |
| C |
Current |
| D |
Dormant |
| E |
Encounter |
| F |
Family history |
| I |
Items of service |
| J |
Journal |
| L |
Laboratory |
| M |
Medication |
| P |
Prescriptions |
| R |
Reminders |
| S |
Summary |
| T |
Tests |
| V |
Sensitivity |
| W |
Word processing |
| Ctrl-W |
View attachment |
| X |
X-rays |
| Z |
Zoom in |
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| Short cut |
Action |
| F1 |
Help |
| F2 |
Menu (Unix only) |
| F3 |
Find patient |
| F4 |
Add note |
| F4 F4 |
Prescribe |
| F5 |
Reauthorise medication |
| F6 |
Issue medication |
| F7 |
Edit |
| F8 |
Sophie |
| F9 |
Answer reminder |
| F10 |
Toggle registration details |
| F11 |
Registration |
| F12 |
Add reminder |
| TAB |
Move to next field |
| ESC |
Cancel |
| ENTER |
Enter |
Synergy dose codes |
Workstation setup
The default software to use at a practice would
be:
| Clinical data |
Synergy |
| Word processing |
Word XP |
| Internal email |
Exchange / Outlook |
| Intranet |
IE6 |
You are responsible for the functioning of your workstation.
If you are not sure, please ask before attempting something which
you do not completely understand.
Programs and data files
Installed programs and data should be located in the following
folders:
| Program files |
C:\program files\ |
| General data |
Intranet, G: and H: drives |
| Network-available data |
G: and H: drives |
All personal and practice data should be kept on the G: and H: drives in the
appropriate folder, as these drives reside on the NT server and are backed up
regularly.
Machine names
| Workstation site |
Workstation name |
| ACB consulting room |
acb |
| BNC consulting room |
bnc |
| JMW consulting room |
jmw |
| RMW consulting room |
rmw |
| BCS consulting room |
bcs |
| GP registrar consulting room |
gpreg |
| Treatment room |
nurse |
| Common room |
common |
| Secretaries - Dot |
dot |
| Secretaries - Anne |
anne |