| Client Comment(s) Tab |
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Purpose |
The Client Comment(s) tab is used to display, add, delete, or update any comments associated with a client.
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Required Fields |
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Field Name |
Description |
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Client Comment |
This is an immunization-related comment. Assign or change a client comment using the 'Client Comment' pick list. The client comment list is derived from a pre-select, CDC-standardized list. Free-text client comments are not supported by the registry. The client comments are visible at the top of the Immunization History, Edit Immunization, Pre-Select Immunization, and Record Immunization screens. Also, when using the Print button on the immunization history page, the comments are displayed on separate lines in the Comments box. *Note* |
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Applies-To Date |
This is the date which the selected comment applies to. Assign or change the applies-to date by typing the desired date into the 'Applies-To Date' text box using the format MM/DD/CCYY, or click on the calendar icon to set the date. |
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Contraindications |
There can be repercussions when clients get assigned certain comments. This is known in the registry as a contraindication. Contraindications affect the interactive relationship between the immunizations the client receives and the recommended immunizations from the clients selected tracking schedule.
When a certain type of vaccine is contraindicated because of an assigned comment, that vaccine should not be given to the client.
It is imperative to check a clients record for assigned comments before giving them any immunizations.
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Notes |
Required Fields
In order for the registry to create and maintain a record for a client, school, etc., there is a minimum amount of information necessary that must be provided by a user. These select pieces of information are the Required Fields and are denoted in the registry by the blue information field labels as seen in the example below. If a user attempts to continue without inputting information into a required field then an error message will be displayed pertaining to that field.
Mothers First Name