Shared Templates - Revision history

Ivaldes1 at 18:34, 9 September 2014

2014-09-09T18:34:26Z

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	Thanks for your help. It got me going in the right		Thanks for your help. It got me going in the right
	direction.		direction.

			You may also have to change/set this parameter probably only once courtesy of Matt King using XUCORE:

			This there a valid effective date? Also check here:

			Select Core Applications Option: IRM CPRS Configuration (IRM)


			OC Order Check Expert System Main Menu ...
			TI ORMTIME Main Menu ...
			UT CPRS Clean-up Utilities ...
			XX General Parameter Tools ...
			HD HealtheVet Desktop Configuration ...
			RD Remote Data Order Checking Parameters


			You have PENDING ALERTS
			Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option


			You've got PRIORITY mail!


			Select CPRS Configuration (IRM) Option: XX General Parameter Tools


			LV List Values for a Selected Parameter
			LE List Values for a Selected Entity
			LP List Values for a Selected Package
			LT List Values for a Selected Template
			EP Edit Parameter Values
			ET Edit Parameter Values with Template
			EK Edit Parameter Definition Keyword


			You have PENDING ALERTS
			Enter "VA to jump to VIEW ALERTS option


			You've got PRIORITY mail!



			Select PARAMETER DEFINITION NAME: TEM
			1 TEMPLATE FIELD EDITOR USER CLASSES TIU FIELD EDITOR CLASSES Template
			Field Editor User Classes



			Select Sequence Number:

			TIU FIELD EDITOR CLASSES may be set for the following:

			1 User USR [choose from NEW PERSON]
			3 Service SRV [choose from SERVICE/SECTION]
			4 Division DIV [choose from INSTITUTION]
			5 System SYS [CRH.DSOHF.DHHS.NC.GOV]
			6 Package PKG [TEXT INTEGRATION UTILITIES]

			Enter selection: 5 System CRH.DSOHF.DHHS.NC.GOV

			---- Setting TIU FIELD EDITOR CLASSES for System: CRH.DSOHF.DHHS.NC.GOV ----
			Select Sequence Number: ?


			Sequence Number Value
			--------------- -----
			3 CLINICAL COORDINATOR


			Select Sequence Number:

NeilArmstrong: Added a glossary link to User Class~

2012-08-04T10:19:53Z

Added a glossary link to User Class~

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	So I added myself as a Clinical coordinator with the		So I added myself as a Clinical coordinator with the
	following menu path:		following menu path:
	EVE->user->user class->list membership by user		EVE->user->[[user class~\|User Class]]->list membership by user
	I then chose myself, and added 'Clinical coordinator'		I then chose myself, and added 'Clinical coordinator'

NeilArmstrong: Added a glossary link to Authorization~

2012-08-04T07:44:41Z

Added a glossary link to Authorization~

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	Shared Templates.		Shared Templates.
	Only members of the Clinical Coordinator		Only members of the Clinical Coordinator
	Authorization/Subscription Utility (ASU)		[[Authorization~\|Authorization]]/Subscription Utility (ASU)
	class can create shared templates. Shared templates		class can create shared templates. Shared templates
	are available to all users. Clinical		are available to all users. Clinical

NeilArmstrong: Added glossary link to Clinical Users~

2012-02-28T00:05:05Z

Added glossary link to Clinical Users~

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	type in new content, add Template		type in new content, add Template
	Fields, or copy a personal template and then modify it		Fields, or copy a personal template and then modify it
	as needed. In the tree view, shared		as needed. In the tree view, shared [[Clinical Users~\|Clinical Users]]
	template and folder icons do not have a folded corner.		template and folder icons do not have a folded corner.
	Note: When you install CPRS, a copy of all your		Note: When you install CPRS, a copy of all your

152.131.9.69 at 19:16, 8 March 2005

2005-03-08T19:16:06Z

New page

Shared Templates.
Only members of the Clinical Coordinator
Authorization/Subscription Utility (ASU)
class can create shared templates. Shared templates
are available to all users. Clinical
Coordinators can copy and paste text into a template,
type in new content, add Template
type in new content, add Template
Fields, or copy a personal template and then modify it
as needed. In the tree view, shared
template and folder icons do not have a folded corner.
Note: When you install CPRS, a copy of all your
existing boilerplate titles is placed in
the inactive boilerplates folder under shared
templates.
Clinical Coordinators can arrange the boilerplate
titles that have been copied into the
shared templates, use them to create new shared
templates, or make them available to
users by moving them out of the inactive boilerplates
folder. Users will not see the
inactive boilerplates folder or its templates unless
you choose to make the folder active.

To activate the boilerplates folder, Clinical
Coordinators should follow these steps:

1. Open the Templates Editor.

2. Verify that Edit Shared Templates is checked.

3. Uncheck Hide Inactive (under shared templates).

4. Click the plus sign beside the shared icon.

Shared Templates includes a lock property that
prevents users from making personal
changes when it has been set. The status of the lock
property is displayed in a check box
on the Template Editor dialog. When the Shared
Templates root template is locked, no
shared templates can be modified.
For more information on boilerplates, refer to the
Text Integration Utility User Manual.
Another area of shared templates is creating Patient
Data Object templates for newly
created TIU objects that will enable users to place
these objects into their other templates.

So I added myself as a Clinical coordinator with the
following menu path:
EVE->user->user class->list membership by user
I then chose myself, and added 'Clinical coordinator'

This then let me edit the shared templates in the
template editor in CPRS. I had to check the box "edit
shared templates" in the bottom left corner for this
to work.

So it looks like I have this going.

Thanks for your help. It got me going in the right
direction.