Which statement is true about the Foundation System obstetrics navigators?

The statement regarding OB-specific sections being active only if the encounter is linked to an active episode is accurate. In the Foundation System, obstetrics navigators are designed to function in conjunction with specific clinical episodes of care. This means that the navigation tools and sections tailored for obstetrics become active or accessible when there is a corresponding active episode related to the patient’s ongoing care or treatment.

This focus on active episodes ensures that the tools provided are pertinent and relevant to the patient's current healthcare needs. It consolidates the workflow, allowing healthcare providers to deliver efficient and targeted care based on the patient's active episode rather than on inactive or unrelated encounters. Streamlining access this way helps prevent confusion and allows practitioners to concentrate on current relevant data and tasks.

In contrast, other statements inaccurately depict the role or function of the various sections within the obstetrics navigators. The Results Console is focused on reviewing results rather than for signing orders, which is a distinct function that is generally carried out in a different part of the system. Understanding this distinction is key to effectively utilizing the Foundation System in obstetrics care management.