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Clinical Charting

SOAP charting where signing locks the note and a correction becomes an addendum.

The short answer

Clinical Charting is an Odoo module for therapy, wellness and allied-health practices that write SOAP notes. Subjective, objective, assessment and plan are separate fields; signing a chart locks them and stamps who signed and when, so any later correction has to arrive as a dated addendum. A clickable musculoskeletal body map carries the problem list, and a board counts what is still unsigned.

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What it is for

An unsigned note is a draft that looks like a record. It reads the same in the file, says the same things, and carries none of the weight, because nobody has attested to it. Practices find this out in a batch. Someone runs a report at month end, finds a pile of open notes, and the clinicians who wrote them are reconstructing visits from memory. What would have prevented it is small and boring: how many are open right now, and how old the oldest one is.

Platform
Odoo
Category
Clinical records
Works with
Odoo 18 · Odoo 19
Technical name
clinical_charting
Status
Published on the Odoo App Store
On the store
Odoo 19 Odoo 18
Pricing
Paid

What is inside it

  1. 01

    Signing

    A chart moves from Draft to Signed once. Signing stamps the signer and the moment as readonly fields, freezes the four SOAP fields, and leaves Add Addendum as the only way back in.

  2. 02

    The body map

    Two anatomical plates behind a Front and Back toggle, with thirty clickable zones from deltoid to erector spinae. Selecting a zone lists every problem on it; charting a new one is a button.

  3. 03

    Templates

    Charts come in four types, and a template seeds all four fields for the kind of visit being written. Templates are records, so changing the house wording for intake is an edit.

  4. 04

    The board

    Six tiles. Signed rate reports how the practice is doing, the count past 72 hours reports what to do today, and clicking a tile opens the charts it counted.

What it looks like in practice

  1. A note written on Monday is still a draft on Thursday

    The visit happened and the SOAP fields were typed, but nobody pressed Sign. Nothing on the chart says how long it has been sitting there.

    Turnaround is computed from the service datetime to the signature and stored on the chart, so an open note is measurable rather than merely open. The delinquent tile counts anything past 72 hours and opens those charts.

    Sign turnaround on CHART00003
    26.00 h
    Delinquent past 72 hours
    1

    Figures from the module's own demo data, on a fresh install. Install with demo data and open Clinical Charting, then the dashboard.

    SigningThe board

  2. Years of problems arrive as a list nobody can read at a glance

    A patient's history is ordered by date, and the clinician wants to know what is currently active on one leg.

    Each problem carries a muscle or spinal segment, a side, an onset date and a status. The Front and Back plates paint the charted zones, each side of the toggle keeps its own count, and selecting a zone lists what sits on it.

    Active problems on the board
    5

    Figures from the module's own demo data, on a fresh install. Install with demo data, open a patient record and use the body map, then switch to the back plate.

    The body mapThe board

  3. The whole visit gets typed into the first box on the form

    Subjective is where the cursor lands, so the assessment ends up buried mid-paragraph and a colleague reading it back six months later has to hunt for it.

    Picking a note template lands prepared wording in all four fields, so each of subjective, objective, assessment and plan starts with something in it. Four chart types cover SOAP, progress, intake and discharge.

    Behaviour of the shipped code.

    TemplatesSigning

What it deliberately does not do

No coding and no claims
Problems carry a name, a region and a status. There is no ICD-10 field and nothing bills.
No e-signature certificate
Signing records the Odoo user and the moment. It is not a cryptographic signature and does not claim to be one.
No HL7 or FHIR exchange
Charts stay in Odoo. Nothing here speaks to an external EMR.
No scheduling
A chart references a patient and a practitioner. Booking the visit is somebody else's model.

Questions

Can I install this on Odoo Online?
No. Odoo Online cannot install modules that contain Python, so this runs on Odoo.sh or a self-hosted instance. Check the versions listed above for the series and edition it is verified against.
Is a signed chart a legally valid electronic signature?
No. Signing records the Odoo user who pressed the button and the moment they pressed it, then locks the four clinical fields. There is no certificate and no cryptography behind it, so what you get is attribution plus a lock rather than a qualified electronic signature. If your jurisdiction requires a certified signature, this does not provide one.
Does it code diagnoses or bill for the visit?
No. A problem carries a name, a body region, a side, an onset date and a status, and that is the whole of it. There is no ICD-10 field, no fee, no invoice and no link to a journal entry. Coded diagnoses live in our Medical Practice module instead.
Who can reach the note templates?
Two groups ship with it. Clinical Charting User writes charts and signs them, while Clinical Charting Manager also reaches templates and configuration. Record rules fence charts and note templates by company, so a multi-company database keeps each company's charts to itself.

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