Updated Articles

  1. Change a schedule (ongoing)

    Change an existing schedule. This may be because you want to change or remove some sessions and is done by creating a new schedule to take over from the existing schedule on a specified date.
  2. Logging in with new SSO

    Zedmed v39 introduces a new single sign-on experience, where you only need to log into your Zedmed server once. After that, you will only need to log into Zedmed Cloud - your Zedmed server will automatically open without any prompts. This gu...
  3. Closing batches and sessions

    It's important to make sure your banking balances before closing the batch so you know you have an accurate financial record. You can do this by reconciling your banking after the last payment has been taken.
  4. Create To do lists

    Use patients and your own To Do List to manage and remember tasks. Tasks can be given due dates and patient's tasks will have pop-ups when you open a patient's record.
  5. Chronic Condition Mgmt

    Check a patient's eligibility for a chronic condition management plan and use a template to initiate that plan. CCM plans are covered by Medicare and Zedmed can schedule reminders each time a patient is eligible.
  6. Spell check

    Use Zedmed's spell checker to review and check your notes from the Tools menu, the current Encounter menu or by pressing F7.
  7. Pregnancy features

    Record, update and close off a pregnancy. You can also run Antenatal and Summary reports and view all clinical notes recorded for a pregnancy in Summary Views.
  8. Flexi report advanced

    Create your own demographics report using advanced criteria selection configurations. This report is saved so that it can be rerun at any time. The Flexi report article explains how to create and save you own your own custom reports. This feature...
  9. My Health Record FAQ

    This FAQ explains how patients can manage their My Health Record (MHR) information and what happens when providers access that information in Zedmed.
  10. Document versioning

    Versioning allows a practice to maintain a history of changes to letters. If versioning is enabled, all new letters will have the suffix v1, and if a change is required, a new letter will be created with the suffix v2, v3 etc. Requires  Zedmed v...