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Go to the Epic button on the upper left hand corner of the screen. Select ?Patient Care? ? Telephone Encounter. Enter Patient's Name or MRN and ?Accept? Document the reason for call ("Follow Up" is generally fine) and, if you choose, the number(s) and time(s) you called.

You can use one of the formats below: Hello, you've reached [company name]. ... [Company name], [your name] speaking. ... Hello, this is [your name] from [company name]. ... May I please speak to [person's name]? ... I'd like to speak to [person's name], please. ... I'm calling to ask about/discuss/clarify? ... I just wanted to ask?

Professional Documentation of Phone Calls Record the call in the client's record. Record the core reasons for the call. Include the names of any staff member involved with the call, along with whoever the client had included. Include any instructions provided or conclusions reached regarding the subject of the call.

Maintaining a consistent tone Think of tone on a spectrum. Take the examples above: ?Anything else?? and ?What else can I help you with?? ... Use positive language. ... Be brief but not brusque. ... Reply in a timely manner. ... Always use your customer's name. ... Talk their talk. ... Be careful with jokes. ... Create a support style guide.

In order to maintain a complete and accurate medical record, it is essential to document all clinically relevant telephone calls. Clinically relevant calls include calls pertaining to symptoms, medications, disease process and management, test results and/or patient education.

Documenting calls accurately is a vital skill for customer service representatives, as it helps to track issues, provide solutions, and improve customer satisfaction. However, it can be challenging to record all the relevant information while maintaining a courteous and professional tone on the phone.

First introduction by telephone: ?Good Morning (Mr Smith), my name is (name) and I'm calling from (Company name). do you have 7minutes to find out about???..?? 2nd Introduction after first call: ?Hello (Mr Smith), this is (name) calling. ... There's limited information in your question so I hope this is useful.