Creating a New NNP/DSME Patient in Salesforce

Summary

The Nurse Navigator Program and Diabetes Self-Management Education (DSME) Program use Salesforce to log patient information at the time of intake as well as additional visits and education sessions. The article describes to how to add a new patient to the database.

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The Nurse Navigator Program and Diabetes Self-Management Education (DSME) Program use Salesforce to log patient information at the time of intake as well as additional visits and education sessions. The article describes to how to add a new patient to the database. 

Login to Salesforce

Salesforce can be accessed at the following link:  https://ouhcom.my.salesforce.com/

  • Please select "Log In with OHIO Login" and use your OHIO SSO information to sign in.

Creating a New Patient

  1. From the homepage you will see a red square for "DI NNP Patients". You can click on that square to view your "Recently Viewed" or "All" patients. You can also search the "All" list to find a specific patient.

2. If your patient does not already exist, select the 'New'tab in the upper right corner of the page (see below screen shot). 

3. A pop-up will appear that says "New DI NNP Patient" and provides the options of 'cancel', 'Save & New', and 'Save'. Click ' Save'. 

4. A new page will load and you will want to enter in the below fields:

  • Intake Date
  • Intake Type (Navigator, DSME, Both)
    • The answer to this field changes what the necessary intake fields are for the patient, as they vary by type. 
  • First Name
  • Last Name
  • Date of Birth 

Click ' Save'. 

5. After saving, fill out the additional Intake Fieldsprovided based on the intake type by selecting the pencil icon. 

6. Click ' Save'. After this step, you can log a NNP Visit or DSME Session. Please view the instructions for how to submit those in the 'Additional Resources' section below. 

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Article ID: 890
Created
Mon 5/6/24 10:29 AM
Modified
Wed 5/8/24 9:32 AM
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