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1. CPRS
Enables you to enter, review, and
continuously update information
connected with any patient in a way
that directly supports clinical decision-making.
With Core CPRS, you can order lab tests,
medications, record a patient’s allergies or
adverse reactions to medications, enter progress
notes, diagnoses, and treatments for each
encounter, and enter discharge summaries.

2. What is CPRS
A Tab-by-Tab Introduction

3. STARTING CPRS
Unique ID &
password to login

4. Patient name, UHID(9 digits)
Default lists
Notifications
Selecting a Patient

5. Selecting a Patient

6. Cover Sheet
Cover Page Areas
Menu
Bar
View or add current problems
Lab reports
Hospital visit data

7. Features Available from Any Tab
Patient Inquiry
•Patient Name
•Social Security Number
•Date of Birth
•Age
display the patient’s current inpatient location

8. Features Available from Any Tab
Primary Care Information
 Attending physician

9. Patient Postings (CWAD)
Postings are a special type of Progress Notes.
They contain critical information about a patient that hospital staff need to be aware of.
•Crisis Notes (C) – Cautionary information Example: Suicidal attempts or threats.
•Warnings (W) – Example: Patient can be violent.
•Adverse Reactions/Allergies (A) –
• Directives (D) – recorded agreements Example: DNR directive on file.

10. Quick info page
Patient id
Providers info
tabs
Patient summary

11. Entry of problems

12. Medication entry

13. ORDER A LAB TEST

14. Viewing lab reports

15. ORDER AN IMAGING PROCEDURE

16. Viewing Vitals

17. 3. GUI : graphical user interface

18. Menu

19. Menu

20. Personal Preferences

22. PROCESS OF ENTERING NOTE

23. TEMPLATES FOR NOTES

24. Electronic Signature

25. Custom Order View
Discharge summaries can be
grouped by:
•Visit Date
•Location
•Title
•Author
•Discharge summaries
can be sorted by:
•Date of Note
•Title
•Subject
•Author
•Location
•Make selections in the
List
•Selected Documents
dialog bo

26. ANITA KUMARI