Navigators Flashcards

1
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The Claw steps

A

Ctrl + Alt + Shift and then F12+F10

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2
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What does the claw do?

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Allows you to ID key records withing navigators. The view will reveal the name of the template and sections making up the navigator. You WILL NOT see TOPIC names.

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3
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Naming Convention for Navigator

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Section = SEC_
Topic= TOPIC_
Template= T_
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4
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Can you open topic record before template

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No you must first open the template in template editor and then you can open/create topic or section. This is building from top down (opposite of all other build).

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5
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What part of the navigator should you NEVER build from scratch

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Section record. Only duplicate and make changes to copy. If it contains no code, it will not present anything. If it is has wrong code, the system may stop responding.

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6
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Linking WE rule for LVN records. What type of LVN record?

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Template.

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7
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What should you never change when editing a navigator?

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Descriptor. Navigators are linked based on descriptor rather than ID. Name and description should ALWAYS be identical.

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8
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What does the pencil when building a navigator do?

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Changes made to the navigator will affect ALL users.

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9
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What does wrench do when building a navigator?

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Changes made are at the USER LEVEL.

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10
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What does filter extension field do in navigator

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Filters patients to see specific navigator SECTIONS

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11
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If a section appears or disappears incorrectly what is wrong?

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Look at filter extension field.

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12
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What do Navigator Configuration Records (VCN) do

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Allows you to customize the look and feel of SECTIONS. Bridge between flowsheet and navigator sections.

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13
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VCN Configuration types

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  • Flowsheet
  • print group report
  • medication documentation - med/rec
  • activity link- jump to sections which bring users to another activity.
  • meds & orders. Most flexible type of VCN
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14
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Where are the VCN and flowsheet linked

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Text - when you create the VCN, apply to section type=flowsheet and then add flowsheet template ID

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15
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Building Navigator Section

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Always duplicate in text. This ensures Prog ID is accurate. Do not touch Prog ID.

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16
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What is Prog ID

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programming that allows flowsheet to appear in navigator. NEVER TOUCH.

17
Q

Where do you link navigator and VCN

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HYPERSPACE - Navigator Template. In the Default Configuration Field (VCN) add the flowsheet record.

18
Q

Configuration Records for Navigators Assignment/editing

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Assigned in hyperspace

Edited in clin admin/text

19
Q

Print Group Settings for a Report in a Navigator

A

Report Context: {PAT_ID}^{PAT_DAT}. Type exactly, no spaces. This tells report to use info from current patient using all data up to current encounter.