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INDEX

  1. Attachments
    1. Set Up
    2. Attachments in C2/PIM via DMS
    3. Organizing Attachments
    4. Edit or Delete Attachments
    5. Exiting Attachments
    6. Billing x12 Files via DMS Module
    7. Med Upload Files via DMS Module

Appendix A – Authorized File Types

 

A. Attachments

mumms® Software document management system (DMS) allows users to file all paper patient documents into their electronic medical record (EMR), thus eliminating the need to maintain a paper chart. Additionally, the document management system makes billing x12 files available via the DMS module along with med upload files.

 

1. Set Up

The Attachments feature must be enabled. Please contact your sales representative or Liaison if it is not enabled.

There are four types of users for the DMS feature:

  1. Normal User – The user can only view Any Hummingbird user will have this designation without any additional set up.
  2. Upload User – This user can upload attachments as well as view. This user needs to have a role of DMS User in PIM/ADMIN/Persons.
  3. Administrative User – The user can edit/delete as well as upload and view attachments. This user needs to have a role of DMS Administrator in PIM/ADMIN/Persons.
  4. Financial User – The user can access the x12 billing files retrieved from Medicare. This user must have the specific role of DMS Finance in PIM/ADMIN/Persons.
  5. DMS Meds – The user can access the RX files that are stored in Attachments.image001

 

2. Attachments in C2/PIM via DMS

Any document, including signed physician orders, history, physicals, pictures of wounds, Advance Directives, etc. may be attached to the EMR. (See Appendix A for a list of allowable file types.)

  1. Access AttachmentsAccess in C2: The user will access Attachments in a patient chart via the right drawer in C2.Picture02Access in PIM: The user will access Attachments by going to the patient drawer, selecting a patient and accessing attachments via the blue paper clip located in the top toolbar in PIM:

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    Accessing Attachments in C2/PIM will open a second tab with the DMS attachments view.

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  2. Add Attachments in Both C2 and PIM (Upload)To add an attachment, choose “Add New File.” Note: You do not have to be in an open visit in C2 in order to add attachments to the chart.Picture05
  3. Ensure the document you wish to attach is scanned to your computer. Click on “Browse” and find the document on your computer that you wish to attach to the EMR. Choose the file. Add a description of the document and the date. You must enter the date in the format shown, i.e., YYYY-MM-DD. Choose an attachment type from the drop-down menu. Click “Submit”. The attachments will now be listed, along with the name of the person who uploaded the document and the date the upload was completed.Picture06
  4. View AttachmentsClick on the file name (on the table above, in blue). The document will open for viewing. If your browser does not know what to do with that type of document, you will be prompted to save it.Note: When you view a document (ex. a Word document), and you save it, you are saving a copy to your hard drive. That file may have Protected Health Information (PHI) and must be protected according to your organization’s HIPAA policies.

 

3. Organizing Attachments

Attachments may be reorganized in a number of ways.

  1. Click at the top of the column to sort the rows by that column. Click on the column again to reverse the sort. See the “Document Type” column in the two examples below.Picture07
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  1. To rearrange the columns, click and drag a column heading to a different location. For example, to rearrange the columns so that the “Document Date” is the first column, simply click on “Document Date” and drag it to the left of the “File” column.Picture09
  1. Attachments may also be grouped by any of the column headings. Click on the heading that you wish to use for grouping; drag it and drop it in the gray field below.Picture10Below, the table is now regrouped by document type.Picture11
  1. To filter the results, type into the blank fields below the column headings. For example, if the user wishes to view only the physician orders, type “phy” into the blank field underneath “Document Type.” All documents except physician notes will be eliminated from view. A user can also only view files uploaded by a particular person or on a particular date.Picture12
  1. Click “List Attachments” to bring the full listing of attachments back into view in their default order.Picture13

4. Edit or Delete Attachments

Edit an Attachment

  1. Find the attachment to be edited. Click on “Edit” (far right column in the default format). Note: Only users with the designation of “DMS User” or “DMS Administrator” will be able to see the edit button and edit the attachment.
  2. Change the description, document date, or document type. Click “Post” to save the changes.

Delete an Attachment

  1. Find the attachment to be deleted. Click on “Delete.” Note: Only users with the designation of “DMS Administrator” will be able to see the delete option and delete the attachment.
  2. You must first save the document before you delete it from the patient’s file.
  3. There is no confirmation for deleting. If the delete button is clicked, the document is deleted.

 

5. Exiting Attachments

To exit attachments, close out the open DMS tab at the top.

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6. Billing x12 Files via DMS Module

All billing x12 files are now available via the DMS module in PIM and will not be emailed.

To access the DMS program for these files, the user must have the specific role of DMS Finance added to their Admin Person record.

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The DMS link to retrieve the billing files is found in top toolbar:

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This includes the 999s, 277s, and 835s. These are the actual files retrieved from Medicare and if needed, can be run through the PC Ace or PC Print programs from Medicare for reading.

Clicking the “List Attachments” button will display all of the files.

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Simply click on a file to download it.

7. Med Upload Files via DMS Module

Hummingbird PIM now allows clients to download a copy of the files received by their pharmacies from PIM DMS Attachments.

To access DMS Meds attachments from PIM, the user must have the DMS Meds Role assigned in the Admin Module > People and Place > Persons > Details settings:

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Once a user has the DMS Meds Role assignment in PIM, they can then click the DMS Attachments button to the far-right upper corner of your Hummingbird PIM screen, and choose RX Files from the DMS dropdown menu.

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From the Document Management System (DMS) page, click the file name to begin downloading the detailed medication listing.

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You can then right-click the downloaded file at the bottom of your Chrome screen to choose to open the file in a text editor view, like the example below:

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If you prefer to open the file using Excel, you can rename the downloaded file with “.txt” as the file extension. Then, you can open the file from Excel by going to Excel > Data > From Text and selecting the downloaded medication file.

 

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After using the Excel Data Text Import wizard, you’ll be able to view the medication listing in the format below:

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Appendix A – Authorized File Types

Word Documents
.abwAbiWord document
.ansAmerican National Standards Institute | ANSI text with Layout
.ascASCII text with Layout
.awwAbility Write
.csvASCII text encoded as Comma Separated Values, used in most spreadsheets such as Microsoft Excel or by most database management systems
.cwkClarisWorks / AppleWorks document
.docMicrosoft Office Word|Microsoft Word document
.docxOffice Open XML Text document or Microsoft Office Word 2007 for Windows/2008 for Mac
.htmlHyperText Markup Language (.html, .htm)
.hwpHaansoft Hangul Word Processor document
.lwpLotus Word Pro
.mcwMicrosoft Office Word|Microsoft Word for Macintosh (versions 4.0, 5.1)
.odtOpenDocument Text document
.pagesApple Pages document
.papPapyrus word processor document
.pdfPortable Document Format
.pspostscript
.rtfrich text format
.sdwStarWriter text document, used in earlier versions of StarOffice
.sxwStarOffice/OpenOffice.org/NeoOffice text document
.texTeX
.infoTexinfo
.txtASCII or Unicode plain text|plaintext
.uofUniform Office Format
.uomlUnique Object Markup Language (UOML) is a XML-based markup language
.wpdWordPerfect document
.wpsMicrosoft Works document
.wrdWordIt! Document
.wrfThinkFree Office|ThinkFree Write
.wriWindows Write|Microsoft Write document
.xhtmleXtensible Hyper-Text Markup Language
.xhteXtensible Hyper-Text Markup Language
.xmleXtensible Markup Language
Spreadsheets
0.123Lotus 1-2-3
.awsAbility Office|Ability Spreadsheet
.clfThinkFree Office|ThinkFree Calc
.csvComma-separated values|Comma-Separated Values
.numbersAn Apple Numbers Spreadsheet file
.gnumericGnumeric spreadsheet, a gziped XML file
.odsOpenDocument spreadsheet
.qpwQuattro Pro spreadsheet
.sdcStarOffice/OpenOffice.org StarCalc Spreadsheet
.slkSYLK (SYmbolic LinK)
.sxcStarOffice/OpenOffice.org 1.* Spreadsheet
.tabtab delimited columns; also TSV (Tab-separated values|Tab-Separated Values)
.txttab delimited columns
.vcVisicalc
.wk1Lotus 1-2-3 up to version 2.01
.wk3Lotus 1-2-3 version 3.0
.wk4Lotus 1-2-3 version 4.0
.wksLotus 1-2-3
.wksMicrosoft Works
.wq1Quattro Pro DOS version
.xlkMicrosoft Excel worksheet backup
.xlsMicrosoft Excel worksheet sheet (97-2003)
.xlsbMicrosoft Excel binary workbook
.xlsmMicrosoft Excel Macro-enabled workbook
.xlsxOffice Open XML worksheet sheet
.xlrMicrosoft Works version 6.0
.xlwMicrosoft Excel worksheet workspace (version 4.0)
Audio and Video Files
.mp3Music file
.mpegMovie file
.mpgMovie file
.aviMovie file
.oggMusic file
.aacAAC Audio
.acpAAC for SD Media
.aiffAIFF Audio
.auuLaw/AU Audio
.aviMovie file
.divxCompress Movie
.dvVideo Format used in Portable Camera
.flvInternet Movies
.3gpNokia Movie File
.gsm
.oggMusic file
.ogm Ogg Based Movie Files
.asxWindows Media Audio / Video
.m4aAAC Audio
.mjpg
.mpegMovie file
.mpgMovie file
.mv
.mov
.swaMP3 Audio
.vfwVideo for Windows
.wav
.wma
.wmvWindows Media Video
.qtQuicktime File
.qtlQuicktime Movies
Image Types
.bmp
.cod
.gif
.ief
.jpe
.jpeg
.jpg
.jfif
.tif
.tiff
.ras
.cmx
.pnm
.pbm
.pgm
.ppm
.rgb
.xbm
.xpm
.xwd

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