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Click  Patient and go to the My Patients tab.  \n• Ifyou haveaccessto manypatients, your patients mightappearon morethanone page. Usethe feld at the top of the page to search for patients by their name.  \n2. Click a patient’s name to open his chart.  \nTo view your admitted patients  \n1. Select the Patient List navigation tab and select the tab for admitted patients. For patients to appear on this list, you must have a provider relationship of PCP, attending, admitting, or treatment team on the admission.  \n2. Select a patient’s name to view additional patient-specifc information in the report pane.  \n3. If you view a report frequently, click to add a button for the report to the toolbar. From that page, you can also remove your report toolbar buttons, rearrange the order of buttons, and rename the reports.  \n4. Click  to open a patient’s chart.  \nNOTE: To see only the patients for whom you are the PCP, select your name in the “Filter by provider”feld.  \nSearch for a patient’s record based on name or MRN  \n1. Click  Patient and enter the patient’s name or MRN.  \n2. In the Search Results window, click the name of the patient whose chart you want to open.  \nNOTE: In two clicks, you can quickly open a patient chart that you recently had open. In the “Search My Patients” section of the Patient Search activity, select the “Recent” tab and then click the name of the patient.  \nWhat if I can’t fnd a patient?  \nIf you don’t fnd a patient using the methods above, you might not have been granted access to her chart yet, or she might not have a record in the system. Use the Search All Patients section of the Patient Search activity when you need to gain immediate access to a patient’s chart for the frst time, such as in the case of an emergency. Note that you must enter the patient’s frst and last name, date of birth, and gender when using this method.  \n1. If your initial search returns no results, click Search All Patients from the Search Results window.  \n2. Complete all of the required felds, and then click  Search.  \n3. Select the patient record you want to open, select the reason you need access to the patient’s chart in the Reason feld, and add any comments. Enter any additional comments and click Accept.  \nEpicCareLink  The Patient Chart   \nMonitoring Your Patients  \nEvent Monitor allows you to monitor events that occur in your patients’ care, such as inpatient admissions or discharges, outpatient visits, or new lab results. You can view these events on the home screen or in your In Basket.  \nTarget your event notifcations  \nTo focus on the medical events that matter most to you, use event and relationship flters in Event Monitor. You can tailor which types of events you’re notifed of and for which patients. For example, you can choose to be notifed of only the events associated with you or certain providers in your group. You’re associated with an event if you’re the attending provider, admitting provider, referring provider, a treatment team member, a care team member, or the patient’s PCP.  \n1. From the Home screen, click  in the Event Monitor section.  \n2. Choose which types of events you’ll receive notifcations for in the Event Filter section. To receive notifcations for all the available event types, select the Events I Will Receive check box.  \n3. Choose which events you’ll receive notifcations for by selecting one of the options in the Relationship Filtering section:  \n• All events for patients in my group. This option includes events for any patient that you have access to. For example, if you choose to receive referral notifcations, you are notifed of any authorized referrals, even if the referral isn’t to you or your group.  \n• Only events associatedwith a provider, department, orvendor in mygroup(recommended). For example, if a patient you have access to is admitted to the hospital, and the p","cbCaiexdnXkmXntZ","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiexdnXkmXntZ","pdf",193891,"English","# Accessing the Patient Chart\n## Viewing admitted patients\n## Searching for a patient’s record (name or MRN)\n## If you can’t find a patient\n# Monitoring Your Patients\n## Target your event notifications\n## View a patient’s recent events\n# Open a patient’s chart from an event message\n# Sign up a patient for MyChart\n# Write a message to the patient","[{\"question\":\"How do I open a patient’s chart in EpicCareLink?\",\"answer\":\"Click Patient and use the My Patients tab to select a patient name. 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