How to go to the appointment list of a selected patient?

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<p style="text-align: justify;">In  order to see all appointments of a patient use the button      &ldquo;Appointment list&rdquo; under the patient search. In the first tab you see      all current and future appointments of the  selected patient. In tab      &ldquo;All appointments&rdquo; you will see an overview of  all appointments with      this patient, including those of the past.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">In  order to see all appointments of a patient use the button, type the name of the desired patient and click on     &ldquo;Appointment list&rdquo; under the patient search. In the first tab you see      all current and future appointments of the  selected patient. In tab      &ldquo;All appointments&rdquo; you will see an overview of  all appointments with      this patient, including those of the past.</p>
 
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<p style="text-align: justify;">From this window you can open the  appointment by simply double-clicking its row. You can delete  appointments, create new, or copy existing ones.</p>
 
<p style="text-align: justify;">From this window you can open the  appointment by simply double-clicking its row. You can delete  appointments, create new, or copy existing ones.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Usually if you double click on a patient  appointment the appointment editor opens with all details on the right  side of the scheduler. But it is possible to change its settings so  instead, the appointment list of current patient opens on a double click. The advantage is that you get an overview of all appointments of  this patient before you edit, delete or create a new appointment.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Usually if you double-click on a patient's appointment, the appointment editor opens with all details on the right  side of the Scheduler. But it is possible to change its settings so  instead, the appointment list of the current patient opens on a double-click. The advantage is that you get an overview of all appointments of  this patient before you edit, delete or create a new appointment.</p>
 
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In order to see all appointments of a patient use the button, type the name of the desired patient and click on “Appointment list” under the patient search. In the first tab you see all current and future appointments of the selected patient. In tab “All appointments” you will see an overview of all appointments with this patient, including those of the past.

 

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Current and future appointments

From this window you can open the appointment by simply double-clicking its row. You can delete appointments, create new, or copy existing ones.

Usually if you double-click on a patient's appointment, the appointment editor opens with all details on the right side of the Scheduler. But it is possible to change its settings so instead, the appointment list of the current patient opens on a double-click. The advantage is that you get an overview of all appointments of this patient before you edit, delete or create a new appointment.

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