Using the Cancellation List

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The cancellation list is a log of all FTA/UTA appointments for a selected period. It is recommended the list is used as a follow up list for patients who did not reschedule. 

Click here to set FTA preferences.

Click here to set UTA preferences. 

 

View Cancellation List

  1. Go to the Appointment Book > Options Menu > Cancellation List or  mceclip0.png icon

 

Filter Cancellation List

  1. Date: Select the period to view cancelled appointments

  2. Location: Select location (if applicable)

  3. Book: Select <All> or an individual appointment book

  4. Provider: Select <All> or an individual provider 

  5. Class: Select <All> or an individual appointment class

  6. Show inactive providers: Tick to show inactive providers

  7. Show only patients that have cancelled (UTA) more than # times

  8. Show only patients that failed to attend (FTA) more than # times

  9. Show Copied/Restored records: Includes those moved back to original appointment time (error) or copied to a new time slot (reschedule)

 

Add Notes to Cancellations

As of build 5203, each record listed on the cancellation list can have notes added for record-keeping and tracking purposes. Many use the cancellation list to follow up patients who did not reschedule, therefore adding notes to the record is a great way to keep on top of the list

  1. Double click within the notes field

  2. Type your notes within the notes window

  3. Click OK

  1. When the cancellation list is printed, the notes will show

Go to Patients' File from Cancellation List

The cancellation list can be open whilst moving throughout a patients' file, this is helpful when calling patients who did not reschedule. 

  1. Right-click on the patient in the list

  2. Select area of Patient Records to move to

 

Schedule Appointment from Cancellation List

  1. In the background, select a vacant appointment slot

  2. Highlight the patient in the list

  3. Click Copy

  4. Click Yes to remove original appointment statuses or No to keep them

 

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