Any existing PDF can be uploaded and mapped to System data. If you have a Form created as a MS Word document or Google Doc, save the Form as a PDF before attempting to upload it.
From Libraries on the Left Side Menu, select Forms in the Parent Tables panel.
Select Add.
For information on Required Signatures, see Map Forms - Form Settings.Form Type: Determines where this form will be available (Patients, Appointments, or Charges) and what is required from the Form.
Patient: The Form is associated with the Patient.
If a signature is required, it remains valid for the duration set, regardless of the number of Appointments the Patient has.
Appointment: The Form is associated with a specific Appointment based on the set criteria.
If a signature is required, it is only valid for one Appointment per Patient.
Encounter: The Form is available from the Encounter.
Receipt: The Form is available when printing a Receipt.
Template File: Select Choose File and select the PDF from your computer.
Enter a meaningful Title and Description.
POPS Form: If POPS Registration is enabled, check this box to make the Form available for completion in POPS.
Patient Facing Description: If you want Patients in POPS to see a different name for the Form, enter it here.
Enter an Effective/Expiration date.
Required: Makes the Form part of the Patient's Required Forms.
Required Forms are included in the Completed Forms count (for example, 3/5) on the Patient Dashboard.
A Form sent to a Patient through a Form Request is counted as required, whether or not Required is selected on the Form.
Patient Age >=: Enter the minimum age of a Patient that should be receiving these Forms.
Patient Age <=: Enter the maximum age of a Patient that should be receiving these Forms.
Select the relevant Appointment criteria (Appointment Type, Appointment Resource, Facility, and Insurance).
Select Save [F2] or Save and Map.
Map the Form with dynamic fields to allow data to automatically populate the Form from the System, or to allow Patients to complete Forms through POPS.