Submit Codes - SMART Command brings clinical understanding to your daily encounter notes.

The latest SMART Command in Chart Talk allows you to dictate ICD-9, ICD-10, or procedural codes into a daily encounter note. With a quick voice command or right-click Chart Talk will pick out the codes and incorporate them as structured information.

Use this feature to streamline how your clinic posts charges to your practice management software. Does your practice management software work with Chart Talk yet? Ask them why they don't.

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latest smart command to do a little
understanding of your daily soap note
and parse out your
diagnostic and procedural codes right
now did your documentation
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up the daily encounter the subjective
portion in the note has been filled out
by the patient
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here if you wanna see the SOAP note view
just click on the green a signifying
that we are in the assessment
no we can you that dictate the
diagnostic findings
or I have a macro that's already created
with a lot of common
codes ok whiplash ok
you see here is all the diagnostic codes
he see I don't have anything in the
diagnosis code section
on the right hand side I want to just
move all these
diagnosis as structured information into
the diagnostic codes all I have to do is
say
submit codes there was populated the eat
diagnosis codes now if I click on a plan
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submit codes ok
so there I've easily takin dictated
information and submitted it as
structured information
into the %eh are this is the first move
into clinical language understanding
you'll be seeing from chart talk
and it is the road to the future