PatientCare 360® Release Notes

This page outlines platform updates and enhancements for the Contexture HIE serving Arizona and Colorado. Users can review release notes and learn about improvements available in the PatientCare 360 Portal.

October 2026

The Lab, Radiology, and Document Template result details pages have been updated with a standardized, redesigned header layout to improve consistency and readability across result types. The new design organizes existing information into clearly labeled sections, including Order Details, Specimen & Timeline, Performing Lab, and Additional Information. Each section features a small-caps heading with a divider line, and a status badge (such as Final) is displayed alongside the result name for improved visibility. This update does not add, remove, or modify any data elements; it only changes how existing fields are grouped and presented. All current hyperlinks and functionality remain unchanged.

Column headers now stay fixed at the top of the table while scrolling through records, across all applicable tabs. Only the table content scrolls, the page layout and headers stay in place. Existing table functionality (sorting, searching, filtering, exporting, pagination) continues to work as before.

A fix has been implemented to prevent erroneous error banners from appearing when multiple lab results or CCD documents are opened in separate browser tabs. Under certain circumstances, users could see messages such as “Something went wrong” or “Patient details not found” on the Patient Report Details page, even though the page and underlying data loaded successfully.

The label for the LabCorp specimen identifier on the Patient Report Details page has been updated from “Order Identifier” to “Order/Accession ID.” This change provides clearer context and helps distinguish the displayed value from an actual order identifier. The underlying value and functionality remain unchanged; this is a label-only update intended to improve clarity and reduce potential confusion.

The Visit History main screen has been enhanced to include a new Location field within the Visit Information section. This update allows users to view the specific care location directly from the Visit History list, improving visibility for health systems where multiple locations share the same parent facility name. When a specific location is not available, the field will display a blank value or the standard placeholder (“-“). This enhancement reduces the need to open individual visit details to identify the location associated with a visit.

The Immunization Quick Links feature has been enhanced to use standardized LOINC codes to identify key immunization-related data elements, including Status in Immunization Series, Date Vaccine Due, Earliest Date to Give, and Vaccine Overdue Date. This update improves the reliability and consistency of data identification by leveraging recognized clinical standards rather than display names or text matching.

The DEA column has been removed from the Provider CCDA and Pharmacy Orders medication tables. Because DEA data is no longer populated, the column did not contain any values and provided no actionable information. Removing the unused column streamlines the table layout and allows more space for medication fields that contain relevant data. No other columns, medication data, or existing CCDA parsing functionality have been changed as part of this update.

Medication order type labels in the Medication view have been updated to use clearer, more user-friendly terminology. “OMP” is now displayed as “Prescription Orders”, and “RDE” is displayed as “Pharmacy Encoded Orders.” These updated labels appear consistently throughout the Medication view, including tooltips, dropdown menus, legend keys, and filter options.

The Demographics tab has been enhanced to ensure emergency contact and insurance information displays more consistently. When a matching encounter record cannot be found for a patient, the system now retrieves available emergency contact and insurance details directly from the source record. This fallback behavior helps ensure that existing information is displayed whenever it is available in the source data, reducing instances where these fields may have previously appeared blank due to a missing linked encounter.

The Performing Lab address displayed within Lab Results has been enhanced to provide a more complete and consistently formatted address. When available, Address Line 2 (such as a suite, unit, or floor number) now appears directly below Address Line 1. If no Address Line 2 is provided, no additional blank lines or spacing are shown. Additionally, City, State, and ZIP Code now display together on a single line using a standard U.S. postal address format, improving readability and ensuring address information is presented more accurately and completely. This update affects only the display of address information; no underlying data has been changed.

The Medication/Strength field in the Pharmacy tab has been enhanced to provide more complete and meaningful medication information. When a medication’s display name is unavailable, the system now falls back to the original text description from a related dispense record, increasing the likelihood that a recognizable medication name is displayed. Additionally, medication codes are no longer displayed by themselves; a code will only appear when it is associated with a corresponding medication name.

The Allergies, Immunizations, Diagnoses, and Procedures sections now include a source filter to help users more easily focus on the data they need. Located alongside the existing search field in each section header, the filter provides three options: All (default), Source Data, and Consolidated Care Document (CCD) Data. Selecting Source Data or CCD Data limits the displayed records to the chosen source while maintaining compatibility with the section’s existing search functionality. When no records match the selected filter criteria, an appropriate empty-state message is displayed. This enhancement makes it easier to review and compare information by source without manually sorting through all available records.

Navigation on the Face Sheet with Details screen has been improved by repositioning the Back to Patient Details button to a more prominent and accessible location. The button now appears on the left side of the page, directly above the patient’s name, making it easier to return to the Patient Details screen without navigating away from the patient record. The button remains fully visible without requiring horizontal scrolling and continues to function exactly as before. No other Face Sheet functionality or navigation behavior has been changed.

Patient demographic information is now consistently sourced from the most recently updated record within a grouped patient record set, based on the record’s Upsert Date. The latest record is displayed as the primary record in Patient Search and serves as the authoritative source for demographic details throughout Clinical View, ensuring users see a consistent set of patient demographics regardless of which record within the patient group they access.

Laboratory panel results can now be presented as a single bundled entry on the Results tab when panel relationship information is available in the source ORU message. Selecting a panel displays all associated child laboratory orders and results together in one detailed view, making it easier to review related results without navigating between multiple records. Individual laboratory results that are not part of a panel continue to display separately. As part of this enhancement, the Result Drill Down header now displays the code system name alongside the code, and the column previously labeled Test Code has been renamed Code for improved clarity.

 

Patient search results have been improved to ensure exact first and last name matches are grouped together at the top of the results list, ahead of similar but non-exact matches. This enhancement provides more intuitive and consistent search behavior when locating patients. Because the underlying search scoring and ranking logic has been updated, users may notice some changes in the overall ordering of search results across broader search scenarios.

The date column for patient results is now labeled consistently throughout the Portal. The same date field is displayed using a single label across both the Face Sheet Results section and the Results tab, creating a more uniform user experience and reducing confusion when reviewing laboratory and clinical results in different areas of the application.

The patient demographic field for a mother’s maiden name has been updated to use the correct possessive format. The label now displays as Mother’s Maiden Name.

September 2026

Users can now choose specific sections of a Continuity of Care Document (CCD) to be included without applying the selected date range filter. This allows important information, such as allergies, to be included in full while continuing to limit date-sensitive data in other sections. 

This provides greater flexibility when generating CCDs, helps ensure critical historical patient information is not missed, and gives users more control over the clinical data included in exports. 

Radiology reports can now be exported in PDF format, giving users a more accessible and shareable version of report results for clinical and administrative needs. 

Users can now select an Encounter Summary in the View dropdown list in the Facesheet screen to view key information for a specific visit in one consolidated view. The summary brings together encounter-related clinical data, such as lab results, radiology reports, transcriptions, and other visit information, eliminating the need to navigate through multiple screens or generate a separate care summary. 

Vital sign records now use clinically relevant observation dates and times to provide a more accurate timeline of patient measurements, ensuring users see dates that better reflect when vital signs were recorded. 

Vital sign records now use enhanced description logic to display the most complete and meaningful description available from the source data. This improvement helps ensure vital information is presented more consistently across patient records, regardless of the originating document type.  This helps standardize how vital signs are presented across different source systems, reducing cases where descriptions may appear incomplete, inconsistent, or missing. This improves the readability of vital sign data, provides more consistent descriptions across patient records, reduces confusion caused by varying source data formats, and helps clinicians quickly understand the measurements they are reviewing.

The Pharmacy tab now uses additional medication data to display the most relevant Last Filled Date for medications. The system checks multiple date fields in order until it finds a valid date: Last refill/dispense date, Medication start date, Medication end date, Medication dispense date This enhancement helps ensure fill date information is shown more consistently, even when primary fill date data is unavailable. 

Insurance information is now displayed in the intended priority order received from source systems, ensuring the correct coverage information is presented first. This reduces confusion when working with provider and insurance information, helps users identify the correct organization more quickly, and improves accuracy when configuring provider-related workflows and Results Delivery settings. 

Patient Header Remains Visible while Scrolling the patient information section at the top of the Patient Details page will remain visible while users scroll through clinical information and encounter details. The patient name and key demographic information stay fixed on the screen, allowing users to easily confirm which patient record they are reviewing at all times. 

This also applies to documents opened in new tabs, ensuring patient information remains visible even when reviewing lengthy clinical documents.

Timeline entries that originate from CCD data are now clearly identified, replacing generic “Unknown” labels with more meaningful source information. Users can also view source details when hovering over applicable timeline entries. The example shown illustrates how CCD-derived records can now be identified directly within the timeline. 

If a result has no description, the system now looks in three other places, in this order: the result display name, its panel name, and then its original result text. This behavior now applies to all result types, not just radiology, so fewer results appear with a blank description.

Two date fields now use fallback values when the primary source is unavailable. If the status change date is missing, the Result Report/Status Date in the Result Drill Down header falls back first to the result date and then to the panel result end date. If the panel result date is missing, the Panel Result Date defaults to the report write date. As a result, fewer records display blank dates, and results are sorted correctly in both the Timeline View and Results table.

In the Result Drill Down view, test names now use a prioritized fallback logic when the primary test name is missing or unclear. The system checks the following sources, in order, to identify the most meaningful test name: the result’s original text, the display name, and available translated versions of the test name, display name, and original text. This reduces blank or ambiguous test names and provides a more consistent experience across results.

When the lab-level performing notes field is empty, the system now falls back to the result-level notes field. The lab-level field remains the primary source and is always checked first. This change reduces blank Performed By notes when information is available in either location. This applies to both HL7 and CCD data. It does not apply to diagnostic (ED) results, which do not show performing lab notes.

The system now uses the result-level code when available, otherwise it uses the translated result-level code. Whichever code is shown, its coding system comes from the same source, so the two always match. This applies only to the Code and Coding System columns in the lower table of the Result Drill Down page. The Results tab, the top of the Result Drill Down page, and Abnormal Labs are unchanged; they still show the order-level code and coding system. This changes only what is displayed. The stored data is not changed. 

The Code column in the Result Drill Down view has been renamed to Test Code.

Now: If the Diagnosis Date/Time is missing, the system now looks at these dates, in order: the start of the diagnosis active period, the end of that period, and then the date the diagnosis was resolved. 

If no diagnosing provider is recorded, the system now shows the provider linked to the diagnosis encounter, using the same Family Name + Given Name format. If a diagnosis is linked to more than one encounter, the same encounter is consistently selected each time. If no matching encounter is found, the provider’s name is left blank rather than displaying an error. Fewer diagnosis records show no provider. 

The Allergies view now provides more complete and consistent information by ensuring the coding system always matches the allergy code source, displaying the best available allergy type (display name, original text, or code), selecting the most recent severity when multiple entries exist, and checking an additional date field when the last reported date is missing. As a result, fewer allergies display blank type, severity, coding, or last reported date values, and allergy information is presented more accurately and consistently. 

If the medication’s effective start date is missing, the system now looks at these dates, in order: the medication’s effective end date, the effective end date from a related supply record, the date from a related dispense record, and last the date the record was authored. Fewer medications show a blank Last Reported date in the Provider CCDA view.

The CCDA Medication view now uses additional medication description sources when the primary medication description fields are unavailable. If the medication’s display name, original text, and translated display name are all blank, the system checks the corresponding fields from the dispense record and then the supply record.  

The CCDA Medication History view now retrieves medication status from additional sources based on the type of medication entry. For observation-based CCD medication entries, the status is derived from the observation’s coded value using the display name or original text. For standard medication entries, the system also checks related supply and dispense records when the primary medication status is missing or too generic.  

The CCDA Medication view now correctly displays medication form and route information by sourcing each field from the appropriate data elements. The Form field uses the medication’s administration unit information, showing the available display name or original text rather than route information. The Route field now includes fallback logic that checks the route’s original text and translated display name when the primary route display name is unavailable. As a result, the Form field shows the correct medication preparation type, such as tablet or solution, and fewer medications display a blank Route value.

Medication records are displayed with the label Frequency rather than Days.

Medication records display prescription instructions that prioritize the most detailed available directions when multiple sources of instruction information exist.

The Route field shows only the route name, such as Oral or Intravenous. If no name is available, the field is blank rather than showing a code. If a medication has no code of its own, the system shows the code from its dispense record instead, along with that record’s coding system. The code and its coding system always come from the same record, so they never disagree. 

If the medication’s own prescribing provider fields are empty, the system now looks in these places, in order: the provider named on a related supply record (what was supplied or prescribed), then the provider named on a related dispense record (what was actually given to the patient), and finally the document’s author. Each provider’s family name and given name are combined in the same consistent format across all four sources. Fewer medications show a missing or “Unknown” provider in the Provider CCDA view. 

Users can export CCD (Continuity of Care Document) information directly to a PDF for printing, saving, and sharing. The exported PDF includes the CCD records currently displayed on the screen. The exports include only the CCD records currently shown on screen.

Users can now export document information directly to a PDF for printing, saving, and sharing. The exported PDF includes the document records currently displayed on the screen, with any selected data source filters, such as All, Source Data, or CCD Data, applied. The export includes only the document records currently shown on screen, and reflects any selected data source filter (All, Source Data, or CCD Data).

Users can now export diagnosis data as a PDF. The PDF export includes only the records currently displayed on the screen (based on the pagination setting). PC360 users should adjust the pagination control first if they want more or fewer records included, e.g., to export all 20 records when only 10 are displayed, set pagination to 20 before exporting. 

Now: The Favorite Patients list in My Patients now supports pagination. Instead of loading all favorite patients at once, records are displayed in pages that users can navigate as needed.

Organizations can now automatically remove inactive patients from users’ Favorites list after a configurable period of inactivity. Administrators can set the expiration period to 60, 90 (default), or 120 days through the Other Settings tab within Organization Settings. 

Favorite patients that have not been accessed or updated within the configured timeframe will automatically be removed from the Favorites list, while any activity on a patient record will refresh the retention period. 

The required 42 CFR Part 2 privacy notice now appears on protected pharmacy order records, helping ensure users are aware of confidentiality requirements associated with sensitive patient information. 

The required 42 CFR Part 2 privacy notice now appears on protected immunization records, helping ensure users are aware of confidentiality requirements associated with sensitive patient information. 

 Immunization records appear on the Immunizations page whenever the data has been retrieved. Fields that are empty, such as a missing refusal or contraindication marker, no longer keep the rest of the record from displaying.

The Provider Directory now draws on all available organization records, so organization names appear in full in provider search results. 

August 2026

Patient email addresses, when available, are now displayed within the Clinical Summary section, providing quick access to contact information.

Enhanced Patient Search to deliver more accurate and consistent results, helping users find the correct patient more quickly and confidently. Improvements include: 

  • Exact Name Matching with Quotes: When a full first and last name is entered in quotation marks, search results now return only patients whose names exactly match the entered values, regardless of capitalization. Partial or similar-name matches are excluded, and if no exact match exists, no results are returned. 
  • Improved Result Relevance: Exact name matches are now prioritized at the top of the results list. Searches using full names or quoted names return the most relevant patients without expanding the search criteria. 
  • Case-Insensitive Searching: Patient searches now produce consistent and reliable results regardless of whether names are entered in uppercase, lowercase, or mixed case. 

Enhanced patient search results so that when a patient group is expanded, merged patient records are displayed with the most recently updated record first. This makes it easier for users to quickly identify and access the latest patient information while preserving the existing overall search result order. 

PatientCare360 Portal now supports searching with a broader range of valid Medical Record Number (MRN) formats, including MRNs containing special characters such as hyphens (-), underscores (_), periods (.), colons (:), and dollar signs ($).  

Added an “All” option to the Records Per Page dropdown across tabs, allowing users to view all available records on a single page. This enhancement reduces the need to navigate through multiple pages and makes it easier to review and analyze patient information more efficiently. 

Users can now choose their preferred export format when downloading CCDs, with separate options to download either XML or HTML versions directly from the Export menu.

The CCD Download and Send workflow has been enhanced to provide clearer guidance on document inclusion. Users are now informed when certain document types are excluded from CCD downloads, so users know what to expect before exporting records. 

Updated the facility inclusion and exclusion filters in CCD exports to display both Facility Name (Facility OID) and Parent Organization Name (MRN OID). This enhancement gives users greater control when selecting organizations and facilities for export, helping ensure the expected clinical data is included in downloaded CCDs.

Added a new download option that allows users to filter data based on when records were last updated in the system, rather than only by the clinical event date. This enhancement makes it easier to retrieve newly added or changed information within a selected time period, supporting more efficient incremental data downloads and reporting. 

Users now have more control when downloading clinical patient data through a new option to manage records without recorded dates. This enhancement helps users: 

  • Exclude undated records by default to create cleaner, more meaningful timelines. 
  • Include undated records when needed for reporting or analysis. 
  • Review downloaded data with greater confidence and flexibility. 

Enhanced the Point of Care Demographics and Facesheet views to prevent existing patient demographic data from being overwritten by incomplete records. Improved data enrichment logic ensures that the most current and complete patient information is displayed.

The My Patients screen now supports column sorting, making it easier to locate and organize patient records. The MRN column has also been removed to simplify the patient list and improve usability.

Laboratory result details now include the associated Code and Code System when available, providing additional clinical context and standardized coding information directly within the result view. 

The Laboratory/Radiology view now includes a Priority column, allowing users to see the priority assigned to laboratory and radiology orders directly within the results template.

The Laboratory, Radiology, and Documents views now display the status of clinical results, providing visibility into whether a result is preliminary, final, corrected, or another status received from the source system.

Improved the Visit History tab by simplifying the display of visit information, optimizing column placement for easier review, and providing configurable control over the visibility of CCD visits. These updates make patient visit data easier to navigate and tailor to organization-specific preferences. 

Fixed an issue where multiple procedures performed on the same day did not always appear in the Procedures tab and Facesheets. All procedures are now displayed correctly, even when several were performed at different times on the same day.

Enhanced the Procedures tab to display procedure records in the correct descending date order by default, ensuring the most recent procedures appear first. The tab also now supports text wrapping across columns for improved readability, and unused procedure type information has been removed to provide a cleaner and more streamlined view of patient procedure history. 

Updated the Procedures tab to support a streamlined, organizational configuration, read-only view by allowing procedures to be hidden. 

The Medications tab has been updated to display Start Date and End Date information for medication records. The previous Last Reported Date field has been replaced with Start Date to better reflect the medication timeline shown to users. 

The patient header now displays the total number of documented allergies instead of a count based only on allergies marked as severe. This change provides a more complete and reliable view of patient allergy information, even when severity details are unavailable or inconsistently documented. 

Updated the Vitals tab to automatically display vital records in descending order by Date/Time Last Reported, ensuring the most recently reported vitals appear at the top of the list. This enhancement helps clinicians quickly access the latest patient information whenever the Vitals tab is opened or refreshed. 

Enhanced the Diagnosis view to ensure provider information is displayed more consistently. When the primary provider field is unavailable, the system now automatically uses the provider name associated with the clinical document, reducing blank values and improving visibility of diagnosis-related provider information.

Updated the Documents tab to remove the icon displayed next to document hyperlinks. Document links remain fully functional and easy to access, while the streamlined presentation provides a cleaner, less cluttered experience for users reviewing patient documents.

July 2026

The document download feature now correctly reflects the chosen orientation. Downloads in portrait and landscape modes now have distinct layouts with proper adjustments. This update ensures exported documents match the selected format, enhancing usability and readability across various viewing and printing contexts.

The Clinical Summary in Patient Details now shows the most recent patient phone number. This provides quick access to current contact information, enhancing workflow efficiency and usability.

Patient-related browser tabs in PatientCare 360 now display the patient’s first and last name within the tab title to improve clarity and reduce the risk of patient context confusion. This applies to Patient Details and Patient Report Details (Lab, Radiology, and CCD) tabs.

Patient Details Tab: FirstName LastName – Patient Details

Patient Report Details Tab (Lab/Radiology/CCD): FirstName LastName – Patient Report Details

Users can now read PDF documents without having to download the document first, for ease in reference and saving time. PDFs can now be previewed directly in , without requiring immediate download. Users can choose to download the document if desired. This update aligns PDF options with other formats like HTML and XHTML, improving usability and consistency.

Patient document headers are now included in both downloaded and printed versions, ensuring consistency with the on-screen view. This guarantees patient info headers are consistent across formats, enhancing clarity and reliability.

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Mother’s Maiden Name field is now available in Patient Demographics and Facesheet views.

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Facesheet View

May 2026

Visit History now makes it easier to see the source of CCD‑created encounters. When an encounter is generated from CCD data, the date/time is now displayed as a link that opens the originating CCD in a new tab, using the same behavior as existing CCD views. Labels have also been added to clearly indicate whether a row opens a Facesheet or a CCD, improving transparency and navigation within the Visit History tab. 

The Visit History tab now includes a toggle that lets you control which visits are displayed, helping reduce duplication and improve readability. 

Views include: 

  • Default: Displays visits created from ADT messages (Encounter Data) 
  • CCD Data (visits created from CCDs only) 
  • All (visits from both ADT and CCD sources) 

 The update streamlines access to the most relevant encounter information and preserves full visibility when needed. It also offers the flexibility for organizations to customize the default behavior to fit their data needs. 

The Procedures tab now provides a direct link to the source CCD when a procedure is created from CCD data. For CCD‑derived rows, the procedure date displays as a hyperlink that opens the corresponding CCD in a new tab, consistent with the experience in Visit History. 

Lab data handling for Ascension CCDAs has been enhanced to improve consistency and visibility across the patient record. This update refines how lab information is interpreted and displayed, ensuring abnormal flags render correctly, lab results consistently appear in the Lab Results tab, LDL values are included in trending views, and links are only shown when lab data is present. 

The readmission alert has been updated for clarity and improved user experience. The alert text now reads “Readmission (within 30 days)”, replacing the less descriptive symbol‑based wording and the red font styling has been removed to avoid implying urgency. 

The hover description has also been updated to clarify that the readmission lookback includes only inpatient visits from the past 12 months.

A label indicates the row is sourced from a CCD, making it easier to quickly see where procedure data originated while keeping non‑CCD (HL7) rows unchanged.

Transcription PDF links are now consistently available from the patient record across environments, providing more reliable access to view and download transcription documents.

The slider has been removed from the Timeline View graph to prevent confusion, as it continued to reflect all data rather than the selected date range. 

A Print option has been added to the Patient Report Details, enabling you to print lab reports directly without first exporting and downloading a PDF. This new option streamlines the workflow and aligns the experience with the existing print capabilities.

The list of reasons available when accessing Part 2 data has been updated to improve clarity and consistency. The previous options have been removed and replaced with a revised set of standardized reasons. This update removes obsolete or internal‑only reasons and provides clearer, more appropriate options when documenting access to Part 2 data. The changes are outlined below. 

The attestation language used when accessing Part 2 data has been updated for clarity and accuracy. The previous wording, “emergency exception to view sensitive data protected by federal confidentiality,” has been replaced with “Medical Emergency Access to Sensitive (Part 2) Data,” providing a clearer and more consistent description of the access purpose. 

March 2026

The Patient Details header now includes the patient’s Social Security Number (SSN). To maintain onscreen privacy, only the last four digits are displayed. Hover over the field to view the full SSN when needed.

The new Vitals tab provides a clear and consistent place to review patient vital signs parsed from HL7 v2 and CCDs.

This update ensures vitals are visible even when no visit or encounter exists, addressing gaps in the face sheet where CCD based vitals could not previously be displayed. The new tab shows only vitals that have values and follow the same display logic used for vitals in the face sheet, creating a familiar and streamlined experience while offering a more complete view of the patient’s clinical information.

The patient search experience has been updated to provide more flexible and accurate ways to locate a patient record. You can now search by:

  • MRN
  • Any two: Last Name, First Name, Date of Birth (new)

The Lab Results/Radiology and Documents tabs now default to All instead of Source Data. This update ensures you see the full set of available information immediately without needing to adjust the sorting options.

Lab Trends now includes a print option, allowing you to easily generate a printed version of lab trend data directly from the view. This enhancement supports cleaner documentation and improves workflow flexibility.

The Lab Results/Radiology section has been renamed to Results to provide a cleaner, more consistent experience across the application. This change appears in the Patient Details and face sheet.

Result details now open reliably even when a lab order has no associated result record. When available, order notes are displayed in the details view so you can still review the information. In addition, radiology views render correctly whether the diagnostic service is labeled RAD or RADIOLOGY, ensuring consistent display across historical data.

The Diagnosis section on the face sheet now includes a Date column, aligned with the Diagnoses tab to ensure both views present consistent and complete information.

The Encounter Date slider in Timeline View now reflects only the date range you select in the top left filter. Previously, the slider displayed all data regardless of the chosen timeframe. This update ensures the slider aligns with your selected range across all patient Timeline Views.

The Timeline View now includes Other as an Encounter Type for encounters that do not fall under Inpatient, Outpatient, or Emergency. This addition prevents these encounters from being placed in the Unknown category and reduces unnecessary trend lines caused by individually mapped encounter types.

In the Demographics section of face sheets, the Religion field no longer shows the code in parentheses. The display now presents only the descriptive value for a cleaner and more user-friendly view.

You can now select a custom start and end date when exporting CCDs, enabling encounter adjacent exports (e.g., within X days of an encounter) instead of being limited to a one year minimum. This gives you finer control for DAV workflows and aligns the UI capability with what’s already supported in superset.

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