# Text Editor

The **Text Editor** option in the Diagnosis tab enables healthcare professionals to record custom information against specific items, such as referrals or patient advice.

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### Accessing the Text Editor

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* In the Diagnosis tab, locate the item for which you want to add custom information.
* Click the **Open Text Editor** icon.
* The **Text Editor** pop-up will appear, providing a free text area for data entry.

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* Enter the information in the text area and click **SAVE** to save the information.

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### Using the Text Editor

The Text Editor is primarily used for the following purposes:

* **Referrals**: To document additional notes or instructions related to a patient’s referral.
* **Patient Education**: To capture specific guidance or advice, such as diet or exercise recommendations.

In addition to patient demographics, this editor allows healthcare professionals to add custom information relevant to the patient visit.

**Example Use Case**

If a doctor needs to provide dietary guidance, they can document the advice in the Text Editor, adding it to the patient record.

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### Saving and Accessing Text Editor Entries

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* After entering information, the content is automatically saved in the **Documents** tab.
* The saved content will be listed under the specific item type name and is accessible as a Word file.
* Users can **view**, **download**, or **print** the saved file from the Documents tab.

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