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<\/a>\nThis shows that the providers name is in the drop down list next to the location.
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<\/a>\nThis results in the document being generated showing who the provider was for that encounter.<\/p>\n
Now for a Physician Assistant Sign Off with request for review by the supervising Physician… The first scenario is for PA signoff with request for supervising review, where the supervising physician was “available”. This is probably the most common encounter. \nThe next scenario is for PA signoff with request for supervising physician review, where the supervising physician met with the patient.<\/a>
\nThis document must be signed, which can be achieved by clicking on the check mark as seen here, or by clicking “Accept” in the PAQ.<\/p>\n<\/a>
\nThe electronic signature is added to the bottom of the document.<\/p>\n
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\nNOTE: This is for documentation purposes only. This does not send the note to the supervising physician, and it does not effect how the encounter is billed.<\/p>\n
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\nThis documents that the PA was the provider, it was signed by the PA and requested review by the supervising Physician. It documents, who the supervising physician is, and that they were available at the time of service.
\nThis document should be generated “offline” so that it shows up in the PA’s PAQ.
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\nOnce in the PAQ, the PA can “Reassign” the document to the supervising physician’s PAQ. Once in the supervising physician’s PAQ, the supervising physician can click “Accept” to co-sign the document.<\/p>\n
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