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This provides a method of requesting or recommending enhancements to the future of Health Explorer.

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*** Davis

At the present time, I do not see that there is a Vision Profile as the same as the other profile within Health Explorer. Is this being planned for the future releases or versions of the product?

 

As a work around, what is the suggestion for the capture of the General Vision Information (last eye examination, does the person wear glasses, does the person wear contacts), Contact Prescription (Brand of Contacts, Date Prescribed, Contacts color, Expiration date, Contact material, Seg Height, right eye – power, base curve, diameter, add power, left eye – power, base curve, diameter, and notes), Glasses Prescription (data prescribed, expiration date, papillary distance, seg height, right eye – sphere, add power, cylinder, axis, prism, bases, left eye – sphere, add power, cylinder, axis, prism, bases, and notes area).

 

If an example of a vision profile is needed, then I can provide one that I am using from another product as well as what the care provider recommends that a patient needs to track and keep as part of the vision history.

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*** Davis

in another PHR software, they use the practice of automatically backup the PHR file. Each time the PHR is closed/exited, that competitor creates a backup. A total of three backups are always maintained by the program. Also, the user has the choice to make a backup that is separate and distinct from the automatic backup that is created by the program.

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*** Davis

I will answer this question in multiple parts (many pictures).

First, you can use the "General Eye Exam" test to capture the information you wanted for right eye -sphere, add power, cylinder, axis, etc.  Once you select "General Eye Exam", HealthFrame automatically displays these measurements for you to enter the right values.  Also, note that the date of the last eye examination is the day of your most recent "General Eye Exam".

Second, now that you have created the general eye examination entry in the tests, you can create a device entry, indicating you wear eye glasses.  ALSO, once you have created the eye glasses entry, LINK it to the general eye examination.  This way you can track that you wear glasses AND what your prescription is.

Finally, to track your contact lenses (whether you wear them, prescription, etc), repeat the same steps as for eye glasses.

Please let me know if there was anything missing in what you were looking for vision support.

Thanks,

Support Team

Thank you for this suggestion.  It has been considered for future inclusion in HealthFrame.

Support Team