# Change the default date ranges for displaying patient information on your cover sheet.

# $Configure and arrange which clinical reminders are displayed on your cover sheet.

# $Configure other parameter settings.

# $This will save all changes made on any of the tabbed sheets and exit. Some changes may not take effect until you close the CPRS chart and reopen it. If you use a button on any of the tabbed sheets that brings up a new form, those changes are saved when using the OK button on that form.

# $This will exit without saving changes. If you use a button on any of the tabbed sheets that brings up a new form, those changes are saved when using the OK button on that form.

# $This will save all changes made on any of the tabbed sheets but it will not exit you from this form. If you use a button on any of the tabbed sheets that brings up a new form, those changes are saved when using the OK button on that form.

# $Sets your defaults for displaying inpatient and outpatient lab results to the system defaults.

# $Sets your defaults for displaying appointments and visits to the system defaults.

# $Enter the number of days for displaying inpatient lab results on the cover sheet.

# $Enter the number of days for displaying outpatient lab results on the cover sheet.

# $Enter a date range by entering a start and stop date. Examples of valid entries include: T+3, Today - 2, Now, T+3W, Today - 1Y, T-2M, T+33D, etc. This date range will be used to return appointment and visit information on the cover sheet.

# $This will save all changes made on this form and exit. Some changes may not take effect until you close the CPRS chart and reopen it.

# $This will exit without saving changes.

# $Moves selected reminders up so that they are displayed in the order they are displayed here on the cover sheet.

# $Moves selected reminders down so that they are displayed in the order they are displayed here on the cover sheet.

# $Removes selected reminders from being displayed on the cover sheet.

# $Adds selected reminders to be displayed on the cover sheet.

# $The print name, name and class of the reminder is displayed. These reminders will be displayed on the cover sheet in this order. To change the order use the ‘^’ or ‘v’ buttons. To remove a notification from being displayed, double-click it or use the ‘<’ button. Right-clicking when a single reminder is selected  provides a description of that reminder.

# $The print name, name and class of the reminder is displayed. These reminders are not being displayed on the cover sheet. To have them display, use the ‘>’ button selected entries or double-click a single entry. Right-clicking when a single reminder is selected  provides a description of that reminder.

# $Select a radio button to sort Clinical Reminders.

# $This button will ask you if you are sure you want to clear all of your pending alerts.

# $Checking this box indicates a MailMan bulletin will be sent to the order's Current Provider (usually the Ordering Provider) when the order is flagged for clarification.

# $You may designate or remove a surrogate to receive your alerts. You may make this active for a specific date range.

# $Choose the method for sorting notifications when displayed. Methods include: by Patient, by Type (Notification name), and by Urgency. Within these sort methods notifications are presented in reverse chronological order.

# $These are all available notifications. You may turn on or off a specific notification by checking the check box or by double-clicking the notification. You cannot edit notifications that are marked as Mandatory. Clicking the header of the list will sort by that category. Right-clicking a notification provides a description.

# $These are all available order checks. Depending on your facilities policies, you may or may not be allowed to turn on or off these order checks. If a check box is available you may change its value checking it or by double-clicking the order check. Clicking the header of the list will sort by that category. Right-clicking an order check provides a description.

# $Change the defaults for selecting patients.

# $Edit your personal lists of patients. Create new personal lists.

# $View the teams you are on and the patients associated with those teams. Subscribe or remove yourself from teams.

# $Edit the criteria for a patient list composed from multiple sources.

# $Select the list source to use when selecting patients. The source will determine which default will be used (e.g. if Primary Provider is your source then the patients displayed for selection will those matching your default Primary Provider entry; if Clinic is your source, the default will be that clinic entry for the day of the week when making selections).

# $Patients will be displayed sorted by this selection. Some selections are not available depending on your list source.

# $Enter the default Primary Provider for patient selection. This default is used when your list source is Primary Provider.

# $Enter the default Treating Specialty for patient selection. This default is used when your list source is Treating Specialty.

# $Enter the default Team or Personal List for patient selection. This default is used when your list source is Team/List.

# $Enter the default Ward for patient selection. This default is used when your list source is Ward.

# $Enter the default Clinic for patient selection. This default is used when your list source is Clinic. You may set different clinics for different days of the week.

# $Enter a date range by entering a start and stop date. Examples of valid entries include: T+3, Today – 2, Now, T+3W, Today – 1Y, T-2M, T+33D, etc. This date range will be used to display patients having appointments when selecting a patient.

# $Select how you wish to add patients to your personal list.

# $Enter the selection for displaying patients that you can then add to your personal list.

# $Add patients to your personal list by selecting patients and using the Add or Add All buttons. You can select multiple specific patients by using ctrl-clicks or shift-click. You can also add a single patient by double clicking. Once you have completed adding and removing patients for your personal list, use the Save Changes button. You can right-click on a patient for additional identification information.

# $Select the personal list you wish to make changes to. The patients on that list will be displayed below.

# $Remove patients to your personal list by selecting patients and using the Remove or Remove All buttons. You can select multiple specific patients by using ctrl-clicks or shift-click. You can also remove a single patient by double clicking. Once you have completed adding and removing patients for your personal list, use the Save Changes button. You can right click on a patient for additional identification information.

# $Adds selected patients to your personal list.

# $Adds all patients to your personal list.

# $Removes selected patients from your personal list.

# $Removes all patients from your personal list.

# $Saves patients to this personal list. These patients will remain on this list until removed by you. Personal lists are not automatically updated. You must make changes to the lists yourself.

# $Create a new personal list. You can have multiple personal lists.

# $Deletes the selected personal list.

# $Enter the name of a new personal list. Click OK to create this list.

# $These are the patients on the teams that have been selected.

# $These are the teams to which you belong.

# $These are the team members on the teams that have been selected.

# $Click this button to remove yourself as a team member on the selected team. You cannot remove yourself from your personal lists (use the personal lists options to delete a personal list).

# $You can add yourself as a team member to those teams that allow subscription.

# $Check this box, if you wish to include your personal lists so that you can see which patients are included on those lists. You cannot remove yourself from a personal list.

# $Check this box to restrict the display of patients and team members to only those that are included on all the teams that were selected.

# $Exits this form. Any changes made on adding or removing yourself from a team are saved at the time you made those changes.

# $This will remove the user you have designated as being your surrogate. Alerts will now be delivered to you. This user will receive a MailMan message notifying them you have made this change. You must click on the OK button after making this change.

# $Enter a user to be your surrogate. All your alerts will be forwarded to this person. You may specify a date range for this to be in effect. The user will receive a MailMan message notifying them you have designated them as your surrogate.

# $Set a date range for when this surrogate will receive your alerts. If no date range is set, the user will receive alerts until you remove them as your surrogate.

# $Select the chart tab that will be displayed when you first use CPRS.

# $Check this box, if you want the chart to open with the last tab used when you select a new patient. If not checked, the chart will open to the tab selected under Initial tab when CPRS starts.

# $Sets the number of image reports and date range to the system defaults.

# $Enter the maximum number of image reports that you want displayed within the specific date range.

# $Select the date range to display your imaging reports.

# $Select the source of your combination list.

# $Add entries to your combination list definition by selecting an entry and using the Add button or double click the entry.

# $These are the entries used in your combination list definition. Remove entries to your combination list by selecting an entry and using the Remove button or double click the entry. You can sort the entries by clicking on the header category.

# $Adds the entry to the combination list definition.

# $Removes the entry from the combination list definition.

# $Change the defaults for using Notes.

# $Configure your default and list of document titles.

# $Enter the number of seconds to elapse before doing an auto save. To turn auto save. off, enter 0.

# $If this box is checked, the window that allows the user to change a note title will appear whenever the user starts to enter a new note, even if they have a default title. If this box is not checked, -and- the user has a default title, that title will be automatically loaded when a new note is entered.

# $Check this box to be prompted for the subject of a progress note.

# $Select the person who will usually cosign your Progress Notes. This is the provider whose name will appear as the default for the expected cosigner for the Progress Notes you author.

# $Select the parent group to which the document list belongs. For example, Progress Notes, will list all the document titles for Progress Notes.

# $Select document titles to be added to your list of titles. You may select and click the Add button, or double click the title.

# $Adds a document title to your list of titles. You cannot add titles that have already been included in your list of titles.

# $Removes a selected title from your list of titles.

# $Saves changes to your list of titles. Use this button to save changes to your list of titles and then modify other document classes. If you click the OK button changes to your list of titles are also saved and you will exit this form.

# $Sets the selected title in your list of titles to be the default title for this document class.

# $These titles are titles you commonly select from when composing a document. For example, you can compose a list of all the titles you commonly use for progress notes.

# $Change the date range of clinic visits when selecting patients by clinic. This displays only those patients with appointments during this date range.