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- A patient was automatically transferred from the legacy system to the new and does not have a user assigned or has the wrong patient assigned
- The user that created the patient is on leave and somebody else at the same organisation may want to have this patient appear in their "my patients" list
- A patient was created by your registry's software using the API and no user was assigned by your software.
Assigning a patient to yourself
The following steps let you assign a patient to yourself no matter whether it is not assigned to any person or to another person:
- Open the patient you would like to refresh the searches for. This can be done from the patient list or from a search results by clicking on the patient id.
- Scroll to the bottom and click "other actions"
- Click on "Assign patient to me"
- You'll see a pop up appear on the bottom right of the screen indicating that the patient was reassigned
Assigning a patient to somebody else
The following steps let you assign a patient to somebody else no matter whether it is not assigned to any person or to another person:
- Open the patient you would like to refresh the searches for. This can be done from the patient list or from a search results by clicking on the patient id.
- Scroll to the bottom and click "other actions"
- Click on "Assign patient to someone else"
- Enter the e-mail address of the user that you would like to assign to this patient
- Click "Submit"
- You'll see a pop up appear on the bottom right of the screen indicating that the patient was reassigned