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# LPR

Fanebladet '*LPR*' viser status på forløbskontakters indberetning til [Landspatientregisteret](/journal/lpr.md).

## Funktioner

**Spring** direkte til patientens journal med fokus på den aktuelle forløbskontakt med <kbd>Enter</kbd>.

## Status og visning

Alle forløbskontakter med status 'Kladde', 'Under afsendelse', 'Faktureringsklar' og 'Fejlet' bliver vist i oversigten.

Forløbskontakter med status 'Sendt' kan blive vist ved at vælge **Vis alle**.

Med en indstilling er det muligt få overblik over, hvilke LPR-forløb, der er uafsluttede inden for et givent antal dage. Indstillingen er som standard sat til de seneste 30 dage.

* Sættes indstillingen til 0 dage, vil alle forløbskontakter, der er '*Under afsendelse*', '*Faktureringsklar*' eller '*Fejlet*', fremgå i Opfølgning.
* Sættes indstillingen til 1 dag eller mere, vises alle forløbskontakter som er uafsluttede inden for det valgte antal dage, uanset status. Dette skal være med til at sikre, at alle LPR-forløb bliver faktureret.

Antal dage tilpasses i *Indstillinger > Opfølgning > Uafsluttede LPR forløb*.

![lpr opfølgning fane](https://3548167157-files.gitbook.io/~/files/v0/b/gitbook-x-prod.appspot.com/o/spaces%2FfDHx4SrlSNAKGCJ3m7yH%2Fuploads%2Fgit-blob-ce650aaeff683101a614b506123151121112c1fa%2Fhmfile_hash_29b1508d.png?alt=media)


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