View Patient Profile

Purpose

The View Patient screen is the central hub for patient care within the system. It appears immediately after a new patient is registered and can also be accessed anytime through Search.

This screen consolidates identifiers, demographics, care plans, vaccination records, growth charts, conditions, and clinical history into one place — reducing the need to jump between modules.


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From the sidebar, select Patients.

2

Choose a patient using Search or Register.

3

Click View Patient.

After registration, the system automatically opens this view so staff can confirm the patient’s information and care pathway before moving on.


Patient Header

The pinned header displays key identifiers and demographic highlights that remain visible no matter which tab is open:

  • Name, gender, date of birth with calculated age

  • Address

  • IIS Unique ID and Notice of Birth Serial Number (or Barcode Sticker ID, depending on jurisdiction)

  • Immediate family members such as the mother, with contact details

  • Print QR button for scannable quick lookup in future visits


Conditions (includes Current Status Observations)

The Conditions panel — also referred to in the Customize View list as Current Status Observations — records both diagnosed conditions and status-based health observations. This unified panel captures patient-specific health data such as developmental disabilities, pregnancy status, and HIV results, allowing care providers to view clinical statuses directly from the View Patient screen.


Purpose

This panel provides a concise summary of a patient’s ongoing or relevant conditions. It supports both structured selections (coded lists) and free-text entries, ensuring that important health statuses are visible at a glance.

Examples include:

  • Chronic or developmental conditions

  • Pregnancy status

  • HIV status

  • Allergies or adverse events

  • Other long-term observations


Location on Screen

  • For children, appears below Growth Trends.

  • For adults, appears directly after the Patient Header.

  • If no entries are recorded, the panel is hidden automatically.


Examples of Display

Child without Conditions
Child with Conditions
Pregnant Adult with Conditions and Carepath

Standard Condition Entries

In addition to manually entered diagnoses, staff can select from standardized coded lists to ensure consistent data capture. These appear under Active Conditions once saved.


Developmental & Behavioural Conditions

Used primarily for paediatric patients during growth or developmental assessments.

Options include:

  • Conduct Disorder (Aggression, Dissocial, etc.)

  • Attention Deficit Disorder with Hyperactivity (ADHD)

  • Childhood Autism (Unspecified)

  • Early Childhood Developmental Disability (unspecified kind)

  • Scholastic Development Disorder (Unspecified)

  • Limitation of Speech and Language

  • Mental Retardation (unspecified severity or kind)

  • Other

Selecting a developmental condition automatically displays it on the View Patient dashboard and contributes to aggregated child-development reporting.


HIV Status Observation

Used to document whether HIV status has been assessed and, if known, the current result.

Options include:

  • Asked / Refused to Answer

  • Asked / Unknown

  • Not Asked

  • HIV Negative

  • HIV Positive


Pregnancy Status Observation

Applicable for female adolescents and adults.

Options include:

  • Asked / Unknown

  • High Risk Pregnancy

  • Multiple Pregnancy

  • Normal Pregnancy

  • Not Pregnant

When pregnancy is recorded:

  • The ANC Routine Immunization Carepath becomes available.

  • The system auto-recomputes Td dose scheduling based on the expected delivery date (EDD).

Pregnancy status acts as an active condition, automatically enabling ANC workflow logic and vaccine scheduling.


Summary

The Conditions / Current Status Observations panel provides a single view for tracking both diagnosed health conditions and status indicators. It ensures that key patient information — including developmental, pregnancy, and HIV statuses — is visible for every provider involved in care.


Dashboard Panels

The dashboard is the default tab and combines multiple panels central to day-to-day care.

Vaccination Card

Displays the patient’s immunization schedule in grid format with clear indicators for overdue, completed, and scheduled vaccines. Interactive design helps staff identify what to administer today and plan upcoming visits.


Care Pathways / Plans

Shows which carepath(s) the patient is enrolled in (e.g., Healthy Baby / Child Carepath).

  • Displays scheduled interventions with due dates and administration methods.

  • Re-Compute updates the plan when patient data changes.

  • Leave withdraws a patient from the carepath when appropriate.

Always recompute carepaths after back-entering vaccines or adjusting demographics to maintain accurate schedules.


Identification

Lists all official identifiers such as:

  • Notice of Birth Serial Number

  • IIS Barcode Sticker ID

  • IIS Unique ID

Staff can add identifiers as needed but should not overwrite existing ones.


Plots weight and height against age in months with shaded growth zones. Useful during child health visits to confirm whether growth is within expected range.


Demographics

Displays the full patient profile:

  • Name, date of birth, gender, address, birthplace, nationality, citizenship

  • Relatives (starting with the mother) including age, gender, and contact details

Both patient and relative details can be edited when corrections are needed.


Current Visit

The Current Visit tab appears only when an encounter is active.

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If a visit is active, open Current Visit to view details.

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When the visit is finished, close the encounter.

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Closed encounters automatically move to Clinical History.


Clinical History / Visit History

Provides a chronological timeline of past encounters. Each entry shows visit type, duration, provider, facility, and status.

Selecting a past visit opens it in read-only mode for safe review.


Key Functions

Across the View Patient screen, staff can:

  • Print QR – generate a barcode for quick lookup

  • Edit – update demographics, identifiers, or relatives

  • Customize View – control which panels appear

  • Re-Compute Carepath – refresh vaccine schedules

In the Customize View dialog, Current Status Observations corresponds to the Conditions panel on the dashboard.


Customize View

The Customize View dialog allows staff to control which information panels appear on the View Patient dashboard and how large each panel appears.

Each card can be:

  • Shown or hidden using the checkbox

  • Resized between Small, Medium, or Large

Available panels include:

Panel Name (in Customize View)
Description
Corresponds to Section

Vaccination Card

Displays vaccination history and schedule grid

Vaccination Card

Growth Trends

Shows patient’s weight and height graphs

Growth Trends

Active Conditions

Lists patient conditions

Conditions

Current Status Observations

Shows pregnancy, HIV, and developmental status

Included under Conditions

Care Pathways / Plans

Lists the patient’s active carepath enrollments

Care Plans

Identification

Displays official patient identifiers and barcode tools

Identification

In this configuration screen, “Current Status Observations” refers to the same panel documented as Conditions within the dashboard. Both names are interchangeable depending on system configuration.


Summary

The View Patient screen serves as the all-in-one reference for managing patient care. From this view, staff can:

  • Confirm identifiers and demographics

  • Check vaccination status and care plans

  • Track growth and developmental conditions

  • View pregnancy or HIV statuses

  • Monitor current or past visits

  • Access complete clinical history

This unified layout supports safe, continuous, and well-documented care across all programs.

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