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Browse other days

Switch Today's schedule between 1, 3 and 7 days and page backward or forward.

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It is Friday morning and you want to know which of yesterday's visits never got a note. You do not need to open the calendar or the patient list: Today's schedule on your dashboard can look backward as well as ahead.

Pick a range, then page through it

The 1d, 3d and 7d switch in the card's toolbar sets how many days you see. One day is the familiar list. Three or seven days groups the appointments under a heading for each day, and a day with nothing booked says so.

The arrows move the window by its own size: one day at a time on 1d, three on 3d, seven on 7d. The card's title follows along, reading Yesterday's schedule, Tomorrow's schedule, or a date range once you are away from today. A Today link appears whenever you have paged away, and one click puts you back. Picking a different range also returns you to today.

Narrow by charting status

A dropdown in the same toolbar filters the rows by where their chart stands:

  • All charting, the default
  • Not started
  • In progress
  • Complete

Paged back to yesterday with Not started selected, the card is a short list of visits still waiting on a chart. If nothing matches, the card says so and offers a link to clear the filter.

Every row keeps its usual buttons, so you can start a session or open a chart without leaving the dashboard. They are described in Start or reschedule from the dashboard, and the day-one view is covered in Today's schedule.

Range, paging, and a charting filter.

Try it in your own practice.