What is the name of the system used as a reminder of action to be taken on a certain date?

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Set a reminder
Example reminder formats
Remind yourself about a message
Set your default reminder time
Manage reminders
View a list of reminders
Dismiss reminders
What is the POMR also known as?
What are the 5 steps to filing medical records?
What is filing in medical records?
What is the procedure for correcting a medical record?

Set reminders in Slack to help you remember to do certain tasks. Use the attachments and shortcuts menu to set reminders for yourself, someone else, or an entire channel. You can also set reminders from specific messages you’d like to come back to later.

Note: You can create reminders in your preferred language, but we recommend using the American English date and time format. When setting reminders for people in different regions, be sure to consider their time zones.

Set a reminder

Desktop

Mobile

Click the plus icon in the message field.
Search for and select /remind from the menu.
In the message field, enter the details of your reminder following this format: /remind [@someone or #channel] [what] [when].
Send your message to schedule the reminder. Slackbot will send the person a DM with the reminder details, or post a message to the channel you specified.

From a channel or DM, tap the message field.
In the message field, enter the details of your reminder following this format: /remind [@someone or #channel] [what] [when].
Send your message to schedule the reminder. Slackbot will send the person a DM with the reminder details, or post a message to the channel you specified.

Tip: To quickly set a reminder for yourself, click the plus icon in the message field and select Create a reminder or Set yourself a reminder.

Example reminder formats

	Command	[@someone or #channel]	[what]	[when]
To remind yourself	/remind	me	Update presentation	In 10 minutes
To remind a member	/remind	@arcadio	Submit report	May 30
To remind a channel	/remind	#team-design	Join the weekly meeting	Every Tuesday

Note: You can set recurring reminders for yourself or a channel, but not for someone else. You can also set reminders to repeat by the day (ex. every Monday) but not in time increments (ex. every hour).

Remind yourself about a message

Desktop

Mobile

Hover over a message.
Click the three dots icon in the top-right corner of the message.
Hover over Remind me about this.
Choose a timeframe from the list or select Custom to set your own.

Tap and hold a message.
Tap Remind Me.
Choose a timeframe from the list or select Custom to set your own.

Set your default reminder time

By default, any reminders for a day (like “tomorrow” or “every Tuesday”) will be delivered at 9 a.m. in your time zone. If you’d like, you can adjust this:

From your desktop, click on your profile picture in the top right.
Select Preferences from the menu to open your notification preferences.
Under Set a default time for reminder notifications, click the drop-down menu and select an option.

Manage reminders

View a list of reminders

Type /remind list in the message field and send the message to view a list of your upcoming, past, and incomplete reminders. To view and manage reminders for a particular channel, type /remind list in the message field and send the message in that channel.

Dismiss reminders

From your reminder list or from a reminder message from Slackbot, you can mark a reminder as complete, delete it, or snooze it for 20 minutes, an hour, or until the next day.

Note: It's not possible to mark recurring reminders as complete, but you can delete them.

Who can use this feature?

All members, but guests can only set reminders for themselves
Available on all plans

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What is the POMR also known as?

problem-oriented record (POR) Also called problem-oriented medical record (POMR).

What are the 5 steps to filing medical records?

These 5 steps can help smooth the road to protecting your critical medical records..

1.0 Perform a needs assessment. ... .

2.0 Examine your storage. ... .

3.0 Develop a retention schedule. ... .

4.0 Secure paper files. ... .

5.0 Develop an emergency plan..

What is filing in medical records?

Straight numeric filing refers to the filing of records in exact ascending order according to medical records number. Thus, simultaneously all the numbered records would be in an ascending series on the filing shelves.