Knowledge Base
Designer
How To
- Create Patient Facing Assessment (PFA) Folders
- Filtering With Message Template Variables
- Patient Data View
- Customize Action Bar
- Defining Regions and Territories
- How To Associate Assessments with Programs
- Create Formulaic Custom Data Type Fields
- How to Create Navigation Layouts
- Document Types: How To Configure
- Charts & Graphs: How to Configure
- Zoom: How to use telehealth in Designer
- Configure Help Section
- Configure Phone Names
- How To Create an Assessment or Form Template
- How to Add Assessments to a Template
- Automated Notifications
- Opt Out Patients from SMS Communications
- How to Add Conditionality To Assessments
- Create User Notifications
- Create Automated Appointment Reminders
- Turning on Notifications for Communications
- Create PDFs from Forms & Assessments
- Configure Security Policies & Roles
- How to create and configure roles
- Designer: Enable Patient Delete
- Designer: How to Configure Scored Assessments
- Designer: How to Create Automations
- Encounters and their Dependencies
- DocuSign: Implementation Checklist
- Export Designer Configuration
- Create Tasks
- Communication center: how to create message templates
Overview
Features Overview
- Security Policy Detail
- Task Management
- API Exports: Usage
- Designer: User Access
- DocuSign: Feature Overview in Designer
- Enable Patient Delete
- Brand Terminology: Flexibility
- Designer Overview
- Forms: Conditional Logic
- Programs and Phases
- Webhooks
- Notifications and Alerts
- Automations
- Presentation: Customized Layouts and Action Bar
- Data Views
- Dictionaries
- Custom Data Types (CDT)
- Change Summary and Version History
- eRx: DrFirst Overview
Automations
The way to better patient engagement
Build unique processes and escalations based on outcomes or conditions. Welkin supports efficiency by intelligently helping you move patients through their care plan. Lessen task burden and allow your team to do what they do best – care.
What can Welkin automate?
- Triggers: Each automation trigger can be a single event, scheduled, or recurring.
- Conditions: Conditions check whether specific criteria is met before triggering an action and can be checked immediately or
on a delay. - Actions: Actions define what happens after your trigger and conditions are executed. Multiple actions can take place off of the
same trigger.
For a full list of automation triggers, conditions, actions along with examples and use cases, please download our PDF: Welkin Health Automation Capabilities.