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Functionality:
As you
navigate through various pages, if you make changes on any page then
leave that page by clicking on anything other than “Cancel”
or “Delete”, the new information you added is saved for
that page. More specific information about how to navigate through and
perform specific tasks is detailed in each topic in this user’s
guide.
Keyboard
Shortcuts (Access keys):
Access
keys allow for rapid data entry. Each wizard or screen that captures
data with a form should have keyboard shortcuts, which are indicated
by an underlined letter in the label name of the element.
Clicking
the ALT key while typing the underlined letter allows
you to navigate to that box for numerical data entry on some screens,
and on other screens the shortcut will automatically check that box.
For example, on the Dental Info screen, the the B in "Bleeding
on Probing" is underlined; you can click ALT and
B to check that box, indicating it is true. On the
Treatments Performed screen, you can click ALT and any underlined letter
on that screen to navigate to that box, where you can enter the correct
numerical response.
You can
also use the Tab key to jump sequentially through the
data entry fields on any particular screen.
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Risk
Assessment Wizards:
You can
page freely between the series of screens in a Risk Assessment wizard,
and you can save incomplete Risk Assessments as Unfinished
to be completed later.
You cannot
submit an unfinished Risk Assessment to PreViser for calculation. If
you attempt to click the Finish button or Save
invalid forms, you will see a popup message alerting you that there
was a problem. Clicking "OK" on the message will return you
to the wizard to correct or complete it. The requirements for completing
the data entry correctly are explained in the Perio and Caries Risk
Assessment documentation.
List
behaviour:
Where appropriate,
lists are sortable by column name. Paging is enabled for large amounts
of data.
Security:
Private
health information stored on your computer(s) must be protected from
unauthorised use or access. Private information must be encrypted before
being stored on your computer or transmitted over the Internet. For
details, see the Security section in the PreViser Overview
chapter.
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