Ever since the latest Dentrix update, when you load up the patient's Journal, the "Entries Dated After" is defaulted for 1 year prior. There is an option to change the Date to either <ALL> or to go back to the earliest date (10/29/2007 for a particular patient for example) and then "Save as Default" but when you do, it DOES NOT save as a default date. Because when I load up the patient again, or any patient, it will still go back only 1 year and NOT the 10/29/2007 I previously Saved as Default.
Dentrix disabled the Default view of looking at stored information in the journal older than 1 year, and now it takes multiple steps to retrieve information (broken appointments, previous appointments, notes stored in the journal, etc) plus all the entries become Collapsed until you Expand them again.
Please allow us to instantly see all Journal entries per patient by Enabling "Save as Default" again. Too much information is being hidden by default.
Kirk DentrixUserfor13years
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This is the same exact thing I just contacted Dentrix about. It's obvious this change was made by someone who does not work in an actual dental office. We use OJ all day long, especially our front desk girls. We want to see the patient's ENTIRE history. We don't have time to mess around changing filters each time. This is especially important when dealing with a patient who has been a problem in the past. We need to see these entries at first glance, not have to waste time searching for them. Please take it back to the way it used to be!!!!!!
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Please return this function to it's previous way of working and show all history. We use the office journal all day, every day and having to reset the date for each patient gets in the way of efficiency. Thank you.
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This exactly! This needs to be fixed. It takes too long when a patient is on the phone to look up their journal history.
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