WebPT Ideas and Discovery

Yes, i agree with everying in the last comment. It is difficulty to visualize the entire note and quickly edit. It is alot to go scrolling through the entire note and would be hlepful to see how it will appear on the final document.

@Keith, Good morning !

Will the WebPT platform handle a preview note option in 2.0?
If yes, as so many clinicians continue to ask for this preview option, the second question is, how involved and doable is adding the preview option?
Thank you for your continue work to smooth out the bugs of 2.0

The intent of SOAP 2 is to provide a "preview" while you document. When you close a subsection, it will display exactly what you will see in your signed note. This obviates the need to go to a Preview, find a mistake, go back to the editable version of the note, look for the place where the mistake was made, and then fix it. Instead, you can simply review the note, and if you find a mistake, click on it and edit it right there. That said, this still obviously misses the mark of our intent because so many members are requesting a "Preview" function. Can you help us by explaining specifically now our current "preview" falls short? This will help us design a better solution. Thanks for your feedback!

This is a needed feature for 2.0. When is going to be added?

Yes my vote as well please!

My vote as well. SOAP 1.0 had this feature, please add to 2.0

Please add this feature! Very difficult to visualize the final note in the current system.

YES!!! please make it happen. When we transitioned into the new WEBPT program with full 2.0 access, we had to do a lot of addendums because we found a lot of errors. thank you

Agree. I understand that because there are not several pages to tab through, this should be easier to see, but it really is not, as there still is a lot of scrolling and it is not possible to visualize as a whole to make sure all is there before faxing.

The Preview option in 1.0 was very helpful before finalizing the note. Miss that in 2.0 and should be planned and updated immediately rather then just under consideration.

YES "view" is critical when working with students in order to review their notes and make edits.