What the document library does
Jump has added a document library to make it easier to manage the files you regularly send to patients. A consent form is a good example, the kind of file you might send out often but previously had to find on your desktop and upload each time.
With the document library, you upload a file once and store it centrally in Jump. From there you can dispatch it whenever you need to, directly from the patient's message builder, instead of repeating the same upload every time.
Where to find it
In Jump, go to Configuration and scroll down to Messages. You'll see a new tab named Document Library. This is where you upload and manage your files. PDFs, images and document files can all be stored here.
Sending a stored document to a patient
When you go to message a patient, you can still attach a document from the patient's record as before. Now you'll also see a new tab called Document Library, letting you select from your stored files and attach one directly to the message.
Patients access these documents in the same way they already access other documents, behind the date of birth encrypted links. It's a simple change, but it means documents can be managed once and reused consistently across the practice.