Use the Flag feature to keep track of patients who are rising in risk, need follow-up care, or are in an immediate crisis.

Flagged patients will appear under Flagged Patients on your Provider Dashboard . The flag is not visible to other members in the patients Care Team. The flag is visible to other members in your organization.

Flag a patient to note a concern or issue. Flagged patients appear on your dashboard, so you and other members of your organization can stay on top of a patient's status.

1. From the patient's medical record, select the Flags and Monitors Tab.

2. Select Add a Flag button.

3. Write in the reason for the Flag, then select Add Flag.

4. The Flag will now appear on your Dashboard under Flagged Patients.

2. Select the Flags and Monitors tab. The number listed in the tab corresponds to how many open Flags the patient has.

3. Select the lag you want to edit or remove.

4. Enter the update or edit into the text description box. box. Then, select UpdateFlag.

5. To resolve the flag and remove it, select Resolve Flag.

6. After removing a flag, the flag will not be visible on the Flagged Patients list.

7. To view resolved flags, select the Flags and Monitors in the patients medical record. Then select ShowResolved Flags to view information about the resolved/removed flag.

Mahmee’s Automated Flagging system helps providers know that a patient has received an elevated score on a perinatal health Screening or Monitor and is in need of additional care.

This system provides a timely way for providers to identify and support rising risk patients before a concerning medical issue arises.

Automated Flagging helps providers identify that a patient needs more attention without the patient having to verbally self-report their issues or concerns.

​How does Automated Flagging work?

A Flag is automatically assigned to the patient’s profile if they enter a concerning reading into a Health Monitor or if they have an elevated score high on a Screening.

If a concerning reading is reported on a Health Monitor, the automated flag is visible to the patient’s entire Care Team.

If an elevated score is reported from a Screening, the automated flag is visible only to the organization that assigned the Screening.

A patient cannot see if they have been flagged.

When providers visit their Dashboard, they will see all flagged patients listed separately under the header “Flagged Patients.”

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