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As a therapist, if I sign off on a document but my supervisor declines it, only the final sign date (the date it was accepted by my co-signer) is displayed on the document. Display both sign dates on the final document, the date I originally sig...

Make it easier to separate today's daily notes from the rest of the list so they are easier to find.

In an evaluation-type document, it asks the therapist if they reviewed the information from the assessment with the patient. For those patients who are too young to understand, the results are shared with the caregivers. Change the verbiage in thi...

If I send a document to a patient or family member, have them enter a passcode in order to access the document.

Sometimes when therapists are busy, they ask other therapists to help out by adding goals to a patient. Allow me to add goals for another service type. For example, as an OT allow me to add PT goals to a patient.

When a document is started, the reminder with the due date disappears from the list of Document Reminders, but I still need to view the due date to make sure it gets completed on time.

Have a setting that allows assistants to apply a co-signer's signature to their daily notes so that the co-signer doesn't have to open and sign every note.

If I don't include an onset date for a patient's diagnosis, don't include the empty onset column on my documentation.

Add page numbers to the bottom of my documentation.

If I'm completing an evaluation-type document and one of my sections runs over onto another page, have the heading for that section display on the second page as well. That way whoever is reviewing the document will know what they are viewing with...