How should patient consent be documented in Radiant?

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How should patient consent be documented in Radiant?

Consent is captured through the patient’s chart in the broader Epic workflow, and Radiant does not require a separate, Radiant-only consent entry. In practice, the necessary consent evidence should already be part of the patient’s Epic record—linked to the treatment plan and other chart documentation—so there’s no additional Radiant-specific form to complete. This keeps consent in one auditable record within the system. Using a separate outside form or relying on a verbal memo alone would create gaps or fragmented documentation, which is not ideal for compliance or traceability.

Consent is captured through the patient’s chart in the broader Epic workflow, and Radiant does not require a separate, Radiant-only consent entry. In practice, the necessary consent evidence should already be part of the patient’s Epic record—linked to the treatment plan and other chart documentation—so there’s no additional Radiant-specific form to complete. This keeps consent in one auditable record within the system. Using a separate outside form or relying on a verbal memo alone would create gaps or fragmented documentation, which is not ideal for compliance or traceability.

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