

Connect Practice EHR to Google Docs and create healthcare automations
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Connect Practice EHR and Google Docs to automate crucial parts of your healthcare organization
Common automation use cases
Automated Document Generation for Patient Summaries:
When a patient's session is completed in Practice EHR, a Google Docs template is automatically filled with the session's summary details, including treatment notes and care instructions. This document is then saved in the patient's folder for easy access and future reference. Enhances documentation efficiency and ensures that practitioners have quick access to comprehensive patient information.
Streamlined Patient Intake Process:
As soon as a new patient is registered in Practice EHR, an intake form is automatically generated in Google Docs. This form includes all necessary fields for patient information and medical history. The completed document is then shared with relevant team members, ensuring that all patient details are collected and organized before their initial consultation. Improves the accuracy and completeness of patient records.
Collaborative Treatment Planning:
When a treatment plan is initiated in Practice EHR, a shared Google Doc is created, outlining the plan's objectives, steps, and timelines. This document allows practitioners to collaborate in real-time, update treatment progress, and make necessary adjustments. Facilitates coordinated care and ensures that all team members are aligned with the patient's treatment journey.

- Find patients
- Update Patient
- Get locations
- Create Appointment
- Get providers
- Create Patient

- Create document from template
- Get document
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