When you get MDoffice, you get also get MDoffice designer. The designer software allows you to change anything you want in the office software. If you want to add the medical vocabulary of your specialty to your charts, you can do that. The language and reporting in charts is especially critical. You can alter anything you want to match your personal preferences or your specialty. This includes the language used in reporting history, problems, complaints, assessments, diagnoses, procedures, medications, lab results, surgeries, name it.

How do you do this? MDoffice designer’s software architecture parallels MDoffice, that is, there are drawers at the top of the screen.

On the left you’ll find a Menu dropdown. This gives you a range of things you can do including editing or forming new templates (a template in computer lingo, meaning the “architecture” of what you see on the screen, the way it appears and works).

Farther to the right you’ll find dropdowns including Patients, Components, Fields, Database. For example, if you want to change language of assessments and diagnoses, you click on Patients then on whatever it is you want to change. After that, you click on Menu and click on New Template and edit it to your satisfaction.

MDoffice designer truly is easy to use. The MDoffice people will see that you’re comfortable with using it, so that you can make whatever changes you want. When you call up a patient’s chart, it is a chart that you like, not somebody else’s idea of what’s good for you. If you’re a cardiologist, you get heart lingo. If you’re a urologist, you get the vocabulary of the prostate, bladder and whatever.