# Create calendar events

## Access your calendar

**To view your calendar:** 

1. Navigate to the Calendar tab on the left-hand navigation bar
2. View calendar

## Create a new calendar event

With Juniper, you can create calendar events that are directly tied to a patient's profile -- so that when you look at your Juniper calendar, you can access the session note tied to a calendar invitation in one click.

**To create new calendar event:**

1. Navigate to the Calendar tab on the left-hand navigation bar
2. Click and drag over desired meeting time on the calendar interface
3. Input details of calendar event

   **NOTE:** to link a patient (and automatically create a session note), simply type in a patient name in the “Associated Patient” field
4. If creating a recurring event, click the "Recurring event?" button and select frequency of recurrence 
5. Click “Create”

{% hint style="warning" %}
Note that recurring events may not be changed after they are created -- they may only be deleted
{% endhint %}

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## View session note

**To view session note from calendar:**

1. To view a session note or add a session note to a calendar event previously unassociated with a patient, click on the event in the calendar
2. Click the green "Go to session" button

{% hint style="info" %}
Dark green events on the calendar have a patient associated and are linked to a session note, while light green events have no patient associated
{% endhint %}

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