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Tip Archive
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MedLook Weekly Tip For 10/15/2006Sub-folders for Patients - Un-posted Transactions Return to ArchiveTwo of the patient
sub-folders are related to un-posted transactions. Posting is nothing
more than a review of the un-posted transactions and a confirmation that all of
the transactions thus far un-posted are correct. This includes charges,
payments, credits, and debits. The two un-posted
transactions sub-folders include Unposted Transactions and Unposted
Line Items. The Unposted Transactions, as shown below, lists
each patient and the number of un-posted transactions and dollar amount.
The data is also grouped on a “dummy”-grouping field so that a total is also
computed and shown. The group header provides a total number of patients
that have not been posted. The footer for each group shows the total
count for each type of transaction and the total dollar amount as well.
Of course, double clicking any of the listed patients immediately opens the
account for further editing. Each line in the Unposted
Transactions list shows the patient number, last name, first name, MI,
title, number of un-posted transactions (total and by type – charges, payments,
credits, debits), the dollar amount yet un-posted by type, and phone numbers.
The Unposted Line Items list
contains much of the same information as the above list BUT the key difference
is that every un-posted line item is shown. All un-posted items are
listed and grouped by type (charges, payments, credits, debits). The
headers again provide the total number of line items per group and the footers
provide the total dollar amount un-posted for the category. The total
amount un-posted of all categories is shown in the very bottom footer.
Some fields are by hidden
by default but can be included if necessary. Using the right click Show
Fields menu item the User Name who entered the data and from what
computer can be added to the list and potentially used for grouping the data as
well. In the list above the User Name
is not shown (i.e. it's hidden) but the data is grouped by User Name at the top level and then by
transaction type. Both of these sub-folders
are similar to what you see in the Daily Ledger report but one big
difference is there is no posting and another is you can immediately fix
anything that seems incorrect by entering the account in question and making
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