What body chart templates are
Body Chart Templates are the base diagrams — front, back, head, chest, and whatever else your clinic needs — that become available to choose from when a clinician annotates a patient's body chart. This page is where you build and manage that gallery of diagrams. It's a template-management page: uploading images, naming them, and keeping the gallery organized.
- How to upload a new body chart template
- How to name and organize templates in the gallery
- How to edit or remove an existing template
- Where these templates get used
Uploading a new template
Open Body Chart Templates
Go to <strong>Settings > Body Chart Templates</strong>.
Add a new template
Start a new template and upload the base diagram image you want clinicians to be able to annotate, such as a front-view or back-view body outline.
Name the template
Give it a clear, specific name — for example <strong>Front — full body</strong> or <strong>Head — lateral</strong> — so clinicians can quickly pick the right one while charting.
Save
Save the template to add it to the gallery and make it available for selection when a body chart field is filled in.
Organizing the gallery
As you add more diagrams, keep names consistent and specific — clinicians choose a template by name when they add a body chart to a patient record, so a clear naming convention (region plus view, for example) makes the right diagram easy to find at a glance.
- Upload separate templates for each region or view you want available, such as front, back, head, chest, or a specific joint.
- Edit an existing template to change its name or replace its image.
- Remove a template you no longer want clinicians to see in the picker.
Where these templates are used
Every diagram you upload here shows up as a choice when a clinician fills in a Body chart field on a patient's record — whether that field is part of a patient form or added directly from the Clinical tab. Picking a template loads that diagram into the annotator, where the clinician marks it up with the pen, text, and other drawing tools.