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Allow me to open multiple daily notes for a patient and scroll through them instead of having to open and close each one separately. I like to review multiple notes at once when writing a progress note or re-assessment.

As a supervising therapist, allow me to revise documentation completed by my assistants. If there's a change that needs to be made after my assistant has completed the document, I want to be able to quickly edit it without going back and forth wit...

When adding a new therapy activity or exercise, allow me to create ones with longer names because it may not be appropriate to shorten or abbreviate the name.

Allow me to move the sections of an evaluation, so that logical components are next to each other. For example, I want to be able to include the results of a standardized test next to the evaluation section, instead of having all of the tests gro...

Allow me to pull forward goal data for each individual goal rather than for all of them at once. Most of the time I only need to pull forward data for 1-2 goals at a time.

Add the patient's chronological age to the top of every completed document.

When completing documentation in Fusion, allow me to use the Tab button on my keyboard to move to the next section in the document to speed up my documentation.

As a supervising therapist, allow me to track the supervision requirements that I need to do monthly for my assistants.

On evaluation-type documents, display the goal categories above the goals, similar to how it appears on a daily note. This will help caregivers and insurance differentiate the goals and locate specific goals.

Allow me to add standardized tests in a daily note. Sometimes I'll administer tests or subtests during treatment and I want to be able to record the results.