The whole story.
Your client record on one timeline, from the first request for help to therapy from years ago.
Everything on one timeline.
Every session, note and document in a row. You see the frequency of your sessions at a glance.
Find the note behind your memory.
Type a word and open the note it’s in. Even in records you closed years ago.
Your work from before Ombra belongs here.
Add earlier sessions with their date and practice. Your timeline starts where the therapy began.
Documents, grouped by session.
A report or scan belongs with the session it’s about.
A client comes back after three years.
You search for her name and open the archived record.
You read the last notes and keywords from back then.
You reopen the record and schedule a new session. The timeline simply carries on.
Good to know.
All questions- What is an electronic patient record for psychologists?
- An electronic patient record (EPR), called an EPD in Belgium and the Netherlands and also known as an electronic client record, is the digital record you keep for each client, from the first request for help to the last session. In Ombra, your client’s details, reason for seeking help, goals, sessions, notes, documents and payments sit together.
- Can I also find old and archived records?
- Yes. An archived record stays searchable. You can always reopen it.
- Can I print a record?
- Yes. The record overview shows the details, the reason for seeking help, the goals and all sessions, with your notes. Want to leave them out? Switch them off with one click.