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Authenticate Electronic Signatures in Compliance with 21 CFR part 11 Regulations

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users have to validate their credentials for electronic signatures before signing an order or a provider note. This ensures reliability as electronic signatures are compliant with 21 CFR part 11 regulations.

Ability to Mark a Fax Number as Default for Each Location of a Practice

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can mark a fax number as default for each location of a practice. This ensures that the correct locations’ fax number populates the ‘From’ field while sending faxes.

Printing Laboratory Address on Lab Result Report

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the laboratory address is displayed on the result report instead of the practice address. This ensures that related lab address information is displayed along with the lab name.

Signing Up for FHIR API from Patient Portal

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can sign up on FHIR API through their patient portal account and access the patient’s personal health information. This ensures the patients’ information is accessed by an authorized FHIR application.

Ability to Send Fax Using Preferred Location's Fax Number

With this enhancement in the CureMDapplication, users can select their preferred location’s fax number while sending out a fax. This ensures that the faxes are being sent and received on the basis of selected fax number-preference.

Ability to Track Changes Made in Preferred Pronoun Field Settings

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the system maintains a log of changes made in the preferred pronoun field settings. This helps in identifying the user who made preferred pronoun field mandatory or optional.

Create Treatment Plan Without Associating Any Order with Diagnoses

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the treatment plan can be created without the association of an order. It allows users to save treatment plan swiftly without adding orders.

Move Diagnosis to Historical in Treatment Plan Without Mentioning the Reason

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, the users can move diagnosis to historical without adding a reason for it which was previously mandatory. This removes the compulsion of giving a reason and saves time of the user.

Option to Make Preferred Pronoun Field Mandatory on Patient’s Demographics Page

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users have the option to make the preferred pronoun field mandatory on the patient’s demographics page. This ensures that patient’s preferred pronoun is saved with the rest of the demographic’s information.

Hide Custom Forms with Sensitive Information from Printed Provider Note

With this enhancement in the CureMD application, users can hide custom forms containing sensitive patient information from the provider note when printed. Patient’s private information is not shared with unauthorized individuals

Authenticate Electronic Signatures in Compliance with 21 CFR part 11 Regulations

Ability to Mark a Fax Number as Default for Each Location of a Practice

Printing Laboratory Address on Lab Result Report

Signing Up for FHIR API from Patient Portal

Ability to Send Fax Using Preferred Location's Fax Number

Ability to Track Changes Made in Preferred Pronoun Field Settings

Create Treatment Plan Without Associating Any Order with Diagnoses

Move Diagnosis to Historical in Treatment Plan Without Mentioning the Reason

Option to Make Preferred Pronoun Field Mandatory on Patient’s Demographics Page

Hide Custom Forms with Sensitive Information from Printed Provider Note

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