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Create an appointment from the dashboard

This step-by-step guide explains how to create an appointment using this dashboard.

Step-by-step Guide

Creating an appointment is the most important flow on the Heim platform. Using the dashboard you can create clinically controlled appointments for a range of care tasks from phlebotomy to post-op tasks such as suture removal or wound dressing changes.

Step

Notes

Navigate to the Appointments tab in the dashboard

You will require a user with the role of Administrator, Developer or Operations in order to create an Appointment in the system

Click the "Create new appointment" button

Add patient details

Choose an existing patient or add a new patient

Confirm contact mobile phone number

This is important as reminders are sent to this phone number and it can be used for communication on the day of the appointment

Choose the clinical care required

The supported tasks are defined by the Heim Clinical care team. Please speak with your account manager if the task you require is not present or if you require an existing care task to be customised for your organisation

Select a timeslot

If no dates are selectable then we do not have availability to perform this task, in the chosen location

Add notes and reference

These notes are specific to this appointment, and are seen by the Practitioner who carries out the care task for the Patient

You may optionally provide an External reference. This reference is recorded in our system and you are able to search using this reference. An example of a useful reference could be the order number from your system

Review your appointment

Check that the details are correct

Click the "Create Appointment" button

This will create an appointment in our system, and send the patient an SMS message confirming the selected time window for the appointment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can appointments take place?
Appointments can take place in any location in our coverage area, which currently covers 99.5% of the population of England, Scotland and Wales.