Delegation · Owners and injectors
Hand off to your nurse
Write a treatment order for your RN. It waits in her queue until she acknowledges it.
What happens
See an order the nurse has already acknowledged, time-stamped, then write a new treatment order on Delphine’s visit and assign it to Rosa Delgado, RN. It lands as Pending in Rosa’s queue with a notification.
Why it matters
Delegation leaves a record: who ordered what, who acknowledged it, and when.
Step by step
Open Orders
Delphine’s filler visit. You’re the MD; Rosa, your RN, does the injecting.
A handoff, already done
This morning’s Botox order: written by the MD, acknowledged by the nurse, time-stamped.
Write a new order
Tap Create Order.
Assign your nurse
Pick Rosa Delgado.
What she’s treating
Pick Dermal Filler.
How much
Type the dose, e.g. “1 syringe, lips”.
Send it to Rosa
Tap Create Order.
In Rosa’s queue
Pending until she acknowledges it, and she can’t chart this visit until she does.
Ordered, assigned, on the record.
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