Patients

Keep a record per patient, attach files and outputs, and connect it to your EHR on enterprise plans.

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• What a Rhazes patient record is forA Rhazes patient record holds the context, files and outputs for one patient, so you are not re-describing them in every chat.
• Adding a patient in RhazesCreate a Rhazes patient record with a name, date of birth and the hospital number or MRN your organisation already uses.
• Trying it with example patientsExplore Rhazes patient records, notes, files and outputs on example patients before you put any real patient data in.
• Writing clinical informationThe free-text clinical record on a Rhazes patient, what to put in it, and how it reaches every chat you link them to.
• Attaching files to a patientKeep referral letters, imaging and discharge summaries on a Rhazes patient record instead of re-uploading them to each chat.
• Saving chat outputs to a patientSave any Rhazes result to a patient record, from a generated letter or coding run to a consultation transcript, so it outlives the chat.
• Finding the chats linked to a patientFind every Rhazes conversation linked to a patient from their record, instead of hunting through your session list for it.
• Pinning a patientPin the patients you are actively carrying to the top of your Rhazes patient list, for a ward round or a clinic list.
• Connecting a patient to your EHRLink a Rhazes patient to their chart in your hospital EHR, on enterprise plans, from search or from the patient record itself.
• Adding a patient from your EHR by MRNSearch a patient MRN in the Rhazes sidebar to pull them from your EHR, already created and syncing, ready to use in a chat.
• What Rhazes brings in from your EHRThe clinical data Rhazes reads from a linked EHR chart, from conditions and results to medications, allergies and documents.
• Loading and syncing EHR dataLoad a patient's EHR data into Rhazes for the first time, keep it current with a sync, and what to do when a sync fails.
• Importing a document from the EHRBring a discharge summary or clinic letter held against the hospital chart into Rhazes, without downloading and re-uploading it.
• Deleting a patientDelete a Rhazes patient record for good, and see what goes with it and what is left behind, including linked chats and your EHR.
• Patients shared with youWhat you can and cannot do with a Rhazes patient record a colleague has shared with you, and where shared patients appear.