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Searchable notes

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Clinic Admin

Please give us the ability to search through a client's notes with a keyword. Often I will need to remember when something was noted in session, and I have to click on individual notes and read through to find it when it would be very simple to search the record with a keyword.

May 31, 2023

Tyson Edwards

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This is available from the Lists (Lists > Intakes, Lists > Notes) now. Please give it a shot.

https://support.intakeq.com/article/607-search-all-notes-and-intakes-by-keyword

Stephen Condouris

Tyson Edwards any thoughts to adding a search function that’s available from within a patient’s chart? Like in the patient Overview?

That’s how I thought this was going to work

Tyson Edwards

Stephen Condouris There is different effort and UI there so it's a separate request. I have created that for you. As a workaround, please you the current implementation.

https://practiceq.canny.io/feature-requests/p/search-all-notes-and-intakes-from-the-clients-chart

Dr. Faith Murray- Taylor

yes, this would help. also, allow the different tags to be a searchable keyword

Dr. Liza T. Jones, PsyD, LMFT

Agreed. Thanks for the support of improving user timely searches.

Tyson Edwards

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This should be available in the next week.

Stephen Condouris

Tyson Edwards: Just wondering if this feature might be available soon. Thanks!

Stephen Condouris

Tyson Edwards: The search function is working well, but it's a little tedious. Usually I'm in a patient's chart when I want to search for something. Right now I need to leave the chart to go into notes, then search through notes for all of my patients. It would be so helpful if there were also just a search box within the patient's chart.

Tara Candela

On an individual note, I hit command F...I'm using a MAC.

Rebecca Costello

Yes yes yes!!

Brittany Hunt

Yes!!

Carl Spitzer

Yes, please!

Wendy Molinaroli

This would be excellent. There are times I need to reference something discussed prior, and I cannot find it.