Client 211 betas

One reason why you might want to change the template temporarily is if the current template generates a page with only your signature. So, I have another template now that uses a 10 point font for the body, and 11 points for everything else which allows me to get all the text onto one page without the orphan on the last page.

The other change is that you can not now bring up the consult editor while Synapse is still loading the text .. viz. while it is saying "retrieving consultation"

This might happen while retrieving a large consult

R211B14



1. Buttons and look up table to insert into metadata when adding results


2. Consult editor will not open while still retrieving a consult

R211B15

1. Can now multi-select items to add to metadata for scans
   
2. Clicking on a scan type now opens up the drop list

This is to speed up the adding of scans by a second or two

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R211B15

1. Can now multi-select items to add to metadata for scans
   

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How often would you want to do that ?

For those labs that only send me paper results and not hl7, I scan them as a bunch ... so I need to specify which tests are being scanned.

So, too often ...

Here's a screen grab and some text that explains it

R211B16

1. Sending letters to MS Word now honors the address template
2. Inserting the diagnoses into the consult now has [ ] around the codes, and "age" preceding the age

Eg:

MEDICAL PROBLEMS:
age 1.0 *Aspergers Syndrome []
age 5.0 Measles vaccination [65A..]
age 14.0 Appendectomy []
age 45.0 Secondary malignant hypertension [G240.]
age 68.0 Angina []

R211B17

1. The text cursor will now appear at the cursor position when clicking on a text widget instead of at the end of the text
2. In the Print Letter Dialog, there is a new "Local PDF" button
   which replaces the "Server PDF" button. PDFs are now created locally (
   you must have ghostscript installed and in the path ), and then
   uploaded to the server for storage. There is now no page limit as
   there was before.
   
3. In the Print Letter Dialog, there is a new "GSPrint" button which
   prints the document to the current windows default printer. GSprint
   needs to be installed, and configured. The document will not be stored on the server if printed this way.
4. In the Print Letter Dialog, postscript letters now honor the "Date Today?" check
   
5. The Reconnect button has been removed from the top - it never worked well enough

This should be the last beta for 211 unless any issues are identified.

Note that this release requires server R81B4 for PDF uploads to work.

R211B18

1. There is a new help button "?" right top which shows the 17 odd
   popup functions if you can't remember your function key assignments
2. The "Online Help" tab has been removed, and may be reinstated at a later time.

R211B19

1. A new GSPrint options on the Fax/Superbill print screen ( for color, 2up etc )
2. A new GSPrint options tab on the consults print dialog
   
3. The superbill now prints out all the diagnoses for today's encounter
4. Bug fix where preferences were no longer being shown ( from 211B18 )
   

This makes over 40 enhancements since build 210.

Unless someone finds any problems soon, this beta is going gold.

The standard way of doing a lookup is to select the encoding scheme, and then in the Dx field, type the diagnosis and hit enter. This works for ICD9, 10 and Read Codes.

Did you mean a separate popup lookup for ICD10 ?

Actually there is no popup for ReadCodes, only for ICD9. And that one has the division of codes per organ system as that was how I was got the data from the American family practitioner's website, and it only applies to the most common 1000 diagnoses too.


So, no, there won't be a popup for ICD10 unless I can get the data in the same format ie. 1000 most common diagnoses. I suspect that it will take a few hours of my time to parse the data into a suitable format and write a popup.

If you want to do a lookup, then I have left hooks in for you to code your own. At the Add Diagnosis screen, enter a diagnosis, and then click on the Firefox icon. This brings up searchdiagnosis.html page which you can then write a chickenfoot script to search for an ICD10 code on any appropriate website.

I don't think so ... others who haven't logged in have been able to grab the betas from the bottom of this page

http://compkarori.no-ip.biz:8090/Synapse_Client_news/Client_211_betas

NB: the new client also requires the new beta server - otherwise you will get errors related to ticklers.