Client 214 betas

<h2>R214B12 for Windows

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• if only one drug match, it now is used when searching for a favorite
  

Idea: left clicking an "Allergies and Old" Medication should not bring up the Mitte selector. The user should be forced to move it to Current Medications. I think that might help the Medication History be more accurate .... ie. force the user to "Move it to Current" before being allowed to prescribe a medication the patient is allergic to (or had problems with).

I guess it could bring up the Mitte Selector with most things blanked out (only Delete, Modify, FireFox lookup) available (not the Dispense by amount, or Dispense by Date). As well, I think a [Move To Current] button would be helpful.

If you wanted to reuse the popup, I guess it could look like this .... the blank could be eliminated in a Newly added popup.

<h2>R214B13 for Windows</h2>

• When a favorite drug is selected, the focus now ends up on the notes field
• the favourites applet is now resizable
  

<h2>R214B13 for Linux

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• When a favorite drug is selected, the focus now ends up on the notes field
• the favourites applet is now resizable

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<h2>R214B15 for Windows &amp; Linux
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• Macro support for favorite drugs
  
• Fixes for international support on the tabs

<h2>R214B16 for Windows &amp; Linux</h2>

• Macro support for favorite drugs - bug fix

<h2>R214B17 for Windows &amp; Linux

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• Preselects the doctor for the add results applet using the PHCP for that patient

<h2>R214B18 for Windows</h2>

• When adding a result in the "Add Results" applet, if the filename is in the autofile format, Synapse will fill in all the details for you and locate the patient
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So Cool.

Gotta test this soon

<h2>R214B19 for Windows</h2>

• Option on the Add Results applet to now import all your autofiled documents
  
  

Instructions

• You need to have all the patients allocated to a phcp for this to work. If you are a solo specialist, then you need to allocate all the patients to yourself.
• In Settings/User/Scans - set the directories for the unrecognized and recognized directories as used by Autofile
• Synapse will then import all the files from the recognized directory, and any it can't manage, it will move back to the unrecognized directory
• The unrecognized directory will be used for manual importing files
• The Autofile Import button appears on the Add Result applet and is green if there are files waiting, and red if none
• It will then wait for 5 mins after processing the files for more to appear.
• If the file to be imported already exists in the Synapse server database, the process will halt. You need to manually delete this file and then start again

The latest version has the facility to add bar codes to documents.

This code here added to the letter template adds a vertical bar code of the patient's nhi/ssn to the left hand of the letter

<h2>R214B20 for Windows</h2>

• The function help menu now attaches itself to the right of the main window if there is enough screen space
• Bar code printing is enabled in the postscript templates

Since most laptops are now wide screen, this means that there is a fair bit of unused screen real estate ... so pressing the "?" will now permanently attach the function help popup to the right of the main window. This means you don't have to remember the function keys to invoke these functions.

To include a bar code in a postscript template, enclose the word between "*" which then uses the 3of9 bar code. See the example directly above.

To screen preview the bar code, you will need to install the free 3of9 true type font

the resizing is having some side effects ..

Anyone still using 1024x768 or are we all on 1280x1024 and higher now for screen resolution?

Should we still cater for low resolution screens?

Yes, I'm sure they are all using a higher resolution.

A 1 min video of some possible UI changes.

I'm still using 1024x768 at work because I still have to use an LCD screen that's about 4-5 years old with an old Dell system circa 2001. I should soon (hopefully) have a new system here. All my personal stuff is 1280x800 (some ubuntu stuff) or 1280x1024 or higher.

I'd like to code for a default 1280x1024 screen ... gives me much more room to move things around.

I want to consider placing all the tables that appear above the encounter editor to the right hand side and align them vertically.

<h2>R214B21 for Windows</h2>

• The encounter editor has been rearranged to suit a 1280x1024 screen
• New dropdown demographics menu in the encounter editor
• New context menu for diagnoses in encounter editor ( unfinished )
• New clinical guides in encounter editor ( not started )