How do I insert professional registration number into a document template?
Many clinics or practices like to include the professional registration number (for example, the HCPC number) in document templates, so that when a user opens a document template, their professional registration number is automatically populated.
Before you get started, you need to make sure that you have associated a professional registration number with your users' profile. To do this, follow the steps in the article below:
How do I record the professional registration number for a user?
Having completed these steps, all you need to do is add the "professional registration number" variable to your document template:
Go to Settings -> Docs, and choose the template that you wish to edit.
Using the VAR dropdow, insert the 'User professional registration' variable where you would like it to appear in the document:
Press Save to retain the change
Then, when you create a document using that template under create -> Document, the variable will be populated with the user's details, as shown below:
Please keep in mind that the variable will be populated with the details of the user creating the document (i.e the person that you are logged in as)
Before you get started, you need to make sure that you have associated a professional registration number with your users' profile. To do this, follow the steps in the article below:
How do I record the professional registration number for a user?
Having completed these steps, all you need to do is add the "professional registration number" variable to your document template:
Go to Settings -> Docs, and choose the template that you wish to edit.
Using the VAR dropdow, insert the 'User professional registration' variable where you would like it to appear in the document:
Press Save to retain the change
Then, when you create a document using that template under create -> Document, the variable will be populated with the user's details, as shown below:
Please keep in mind that the variable will be populated with the details of the user creating the document (i.e the person that you are logged in as)
Updated on: 07/05/2024
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