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<p>The MedITEX Scheduler is an ideal tool to <strong>manage your time</strong> and clearly <strong>plan your appointments</strong> &ndash; for your team, your patients, your medical counselling and treatment. As an <strong>organisation</strong>, <strong>planning </strong>and <strong>coordination tool</strong>, the MedITEX Scheduler is exactly tailored to medical treatments and the  progress of therapy. We will personally be available, of course, if you  require assistance to adapt the tool to your individual technical and  organisational requirements.</p>
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<p>MedITEX Scheduler is an ideal tool to <strong>manage your time</strong> and clearly <strong>plan your appointments</strong> &ndash; for your team, your patients, your medical counselling and treatment. As an <strong>organisation</strong>, <strong>planning </strong>and <strong>coordination tool</strong>, MedITEX Scheduler is exactly tailored to medical treatments and the  progress of therapy.</p>
<p>We show you the initialisation of the scheduler step by step:</p>
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<p style="text-align: left;">To edit the Settings of MedITEX Scheduler click on the menu item System &rarr;&nbsp; Settings:</p>
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<h2>Interface</h2>
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<p>MedITEX Scheduler has a very simple and straight forward interface. We will divide this interface into smaller sections that have specific functionalities.</p>
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<h3><span style="text-align: left;">Scheduler timescale</span></h3>
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<p><strong>These are special links used most frequently in Scheduler.</strong> From here, you can have easy and fast access to printing lists, finding the location of patients and other functionalities.</p>
<p><span style="text-align: left;">In  tab sheet &ldquo;Scheduler&rdquo; you can adjust the general time unit of the  calendar. This will affect all users of the&nbsp;program. However, each user  may temporarily change this general time unit at any time, with a right  click&nbsp;on the time scale.</span></p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><span style="text-align: left;">If the checkbox <em>"Open with double-click on a patient appointment the list of appointments of this patient"</em></span><em> </em>is checked and you double click on an appointment in the scheduler, the  appointment list with all appointments of this patient will be opened <span style="text-decoration: underline;">instead of the appointment editor</span>. The advantage is that the user can get an overview about every  appointment of that patient. The details of each appointment from the  list can also be opened with a double click.</p>
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<p><strong>This is the search bar for patients.</strong> Type the name of the patient or click on the arrow at the end of the bar to have the full list of available patients.</p>
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<p>If you have a license of MedITEX IVF, you can open the selected patient right from Scheduler in IVF by clicking on the IVF button on the left.</p>
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<p>You can also create a new appointment for the searched patient or view a list of future and past appointments clicking on the buttons at the bottom of the search bar.</p>
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<p><strong>This is where patients in the waiting room are displayed.</strong> In this section, you have information of resources allocated to this patient, status and the elapsed time since the patient has arrived.</p>
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<p>This section will also have a tab for internal communication called <strong>Day info</strong>. If there is any kind of warnings or notifications that all staff members must know, it is possible to spread this information here.</p>
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<p>This section provides extended functionalities for the schedule of the clinic. Here, you can change the format of visualization, sort by certain resources and navigate between days with the help of the calendar.</p>
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<h3>Schedule (5)</h3>
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<p><strong>The schedule is the main section of MedITEX Scheduler.</strong> Here you can view all appointments.</p>
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<p>Each employee can set their preferred visualization method, so the next time they log in, their preferences will be kept the same.</p>
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<p>The   waiting limit defines the maximal allowed time for the patient to wait  in the waiting room. If this limit is exceeded, the waiting time info  (&ldquo;Since [hh:mm]&rdquo;) will turn red.</p>
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<p><strong>The appointment editor is only displayed when creating a new appointment or by double-clicking an appointment in the schedule</strong>. This second option can be altered in the settings menu, so instead of the appointment editor, a list of all appointments from the selected patient will open.</p>
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<p>This editor lets you create, edit, copy and save appointments.</p>
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<p><span class="mw-headline">MedITEX Scheduler was developed around resources. Resources can be split into three distinct categories:</span><strong><span class="mw-headline"> person, room and object.</span></strong></p>
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<li><span class="mw-headline"><span style="text-decoration: underline;"><strong>Person</strong></span> is the category for the personnel working with patients. That can be: embryologists, assistants, doctors, etc.</span></li>
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<li><span class="mw-headline"><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Room</span></strong> are facilities in which patients can be allocated. For instance: operation room, labor room, consultation room, etc.</span></li>
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<li><span class="mw-headline"><strong><span style="text-decoration: underline;">Object</span></strong> are equipments. If it is a big device, like an X-ray machine, it will also be linked to a room. But it could also be smaller devices such as: ultrasound, incubator, etc.</span></li>
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<p style="text-align: left;"><strong>Managing </strong>these <strong>resources </strong>is the main goal of <strong>MedITEX Scheduler</strong>.</p>
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<p style="text-align: left;"><strong>MedITEX Scheduler</strong> creates appointments for selected resources with starting and finishing times. For instance, it is possible to know when a device is being used, when a room is occupied and when a doctor is consulting a patient. This helps you optimize processes and planning, but above all, it integrates with <strong>MedITEX IVF</strong> to give you the best possible results.</p>
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<p>This  setting enables you to open the selected patient&rsquo;s data in MedITEX IVF, using the patient search mask, or the patient appointment (right click  on appointment).</p>
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<p><strong>Every list in MedITEX Scheduler<em> </em>has several important features:</strong></p>
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<p>Clicking on the arrow next to the column header, you can filter the  table  content by the information contained in that row. Therefore, only  the information that was checked will be displayed.</p>
<p style="text-align: left;">A group  has to be assigned to each resource. There are three group types:  &ldquo;Person&rdquo;, &ldquo;Room&rdquo; and &ldquo;Object&rdquo;. For example, the group &bdquo;Doctor&ldquo; belongs  to the  group type &bdquo;Person&ldquo;, and the group &bdquo;Device&ldquo; to the group type  &bdquo;Object&ldquo;.</p>
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<p>To sort the list ascending or  descending, simply click on the blue header of the desired column.</p>
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<p><strong>For this example</strong>, the list is sorted ascending by <strong>Patient </strong>(red circle) and is filtered by Sex so it only shows female patients.</p>
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<td>You can create new groups and edit or delete existing ones in the area &ldquo;Group&rdquo;, to the left.</td>
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<h3 style="text-align: left;"><span id="Resources" class="mw-headline">Resources</span></h3>
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<p style="text-align: left;">Managing resources is the main goal of MedITEX Scheduler. A resource can be three distinct things: personnel (doctors, nurses, receptionists), rooms and devices (X-ray, ultrasound).</p>
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<p style="text-align: left;">Every resource is located in the table to the right</p>
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<p>Hint: <em>there are several important features available in every table in MedITEX Scheduler:</em></p>
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<p>With a click on the column header you can sort the table content by that column,&nbsp;ascending or descending.</p>
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<p>If you want to change the order of  columns in a table, simply move  the  column header to the position where  you want the column to be.</p>
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<p>To  group the table content by the  data  of one column, move the  column  header into the table header (dark  blue area on the top of a  table).</p>
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<p>Some lists have a special button on the left side of the header. This button allows you to hide and move columns.</p>
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<p>To move columns around from this button, simply click and drag the  name of a column up and down. Two green arrows will help positioning the  column in place.</p>
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<p style="text-align: left;">In this area each resource can be  adjusted in detail. General working times can be defined for the whole  clinic, as well as special working times for each individual resource.  Using &ldquo;appointment types&rdquo; it is possible to restrict some parts of the day to only accept certain appointment types, for each resource. It is also possible to restrict a resource to an allocated maximum number of  appointments.</p>
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<p>It is also possible to group the content of lists in MedITEX Scheduler. In order to do that, simply drag a column to the dark blue area on the top of the list. It is also possible to group by more than one column.</p>
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<p>To revert the list to its original form, simply drag the column back in place.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Time sections that allow only certain  types of appointments can be defined for each resource. For example on  Monday from 08:00 AM to 10:00 AM the doctor X performs only first  interviews with new patients. By defining an appointment type &ldquo;First  interview&rdquo; and assigning it to this resource and time, it will be  possible to schedule only first interviews with doctor X on Monday  morning. Or you may want to schedule on Thursday from 09:30 AM to 02:00  PM only appointments that take place in the operation room (OR)? In this  case you can define an appointment type &ldquo;OR&rdquo; which you should assign to  the involved resources and the specific time.</p>
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<p><strong>For this example</strong>, the table was grouped by Treatment.</p>
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<td>In the table to the left you can create and edit the appointment types.  The first line in the table cannot be changed because it stands for all  types of appointments (all kinds of appointments are possible).</td>
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<td>If the box &bdquo;Show text for the appointment types in resource row&rdquo; is    checked, the allocated possible appointment types will be shown as text      for each resource in the scheduler. It is also possible to provide    these times with a special resource background colour. However, this    colour is the same for all appointment  types, so if you have several    appointment types defined it is advisable  to use only the text.</td>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Over the right table you can define the  working times for each resource. The first upper line of this table  represents the general work times of your clinic. These will be  automatically valid for all resources that have no specific work time  defined. In the bottom table you can see the overview of each selected  resource.</p>
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<td>With a click on the button &ldquo;New work time definition&rdquo; a new line will be  inserted, in which you can define a new work model for the selected  resource.</td>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">In the  drop down list you can choose the  appointment type(s) allowed for  the  selected work model &ndash; selected  line.&nbsp; (Information: the conflict  messages for not suitable appointment  types, while scheduling  appointments, will only work if you have also  assigned the types to the  related treatments. Please see the section &ndash; &ldquo;<a href="/index.php?title=Welcome_to_MedITEX_Scheduler#Treatments">Treatments</a>&rdquo;).&nbsp;</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">If you  do not make a special selection  (all boxes checked), &ldquo;all  appointments&rdquo; will be displayed in the  scheduler. In this way there  will  be no constraints on appointment  type.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">For each day you can define the time of  start and end.&nbsp; If you like to define a break, like e. g. a lunch break,  insert a further row (button &ldquo;New work time definition&rdquo;). In one row  you apply the times UNTIL the break, in the row bellow you apply the  times beginning FROM the break. If you have more rows for a day and  there are overlapping times, the summary of the appointment types of the  intersection are valid for the overlapping time.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Column &ldquo;Validity&rdquo;: If you don&rsquo;t fill  something out, the row with that working time definition will always be  valid. But you can also fill out &ldquo;from&rdquo; or/and &ldquo;until&rdquo;. The scheduler  will accordingly show the work times for that resource.</p>
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<h3><span><span id="Limitation_of_resources_to_a_maximum_number_of_assigned_appointments" class="mw-headline">Limitation of resources</span><span id="Limitation_of_resources_to_a_maximum_number_of_assigned_appointments" class="mw-headline"> to a maximum number of assigned appointments</span></span></h3>
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<p style="text-align: justify;">Resources can be limited to accept up to  a maximum number of appointment starts per day. The limitation can be  defined for each day or for whole week.&nbsp;</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><em>In a clinic there are four beds  available. Every day one bed can be assigned only once, to one patient. A  resource &bdquo;Beds&ldquo; has been defined. In order not to reserve more beds  then beds available, a maximum number of starts of appointments for the  resource &bdquo;Beds&ldquo; is limited to four. <br /></em></p>
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<h3>Persistance</h3>
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<p>One of the biggest advantages of managing lists is that each one is saved individually for a user. So next time you log in, MedITEX Scheduler will display your lists just the way you left them.</p>
<p style="text-align: justify;">Treatments are suggested as reasons for appointments.</p>
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><em>Example: An appointment is made with  a patient who should come for an embryo transfer. In the appointment  details to the right, you should select &ldquo;Embryo transfer&rdquo; from the list  of possible treatments.</em></p>
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<td>If you have defined appointment types in tab &bdquo;Working times and  limitations&ldquo;, you should assign the corresponding appointment types to  the treatments. In this way the warning system will be active while  scheduling appointments. If a treatment has no appointment type  assigned, this treatment will always be allowed and no warning will  appear if an appointment including this treatment is scheduled at a time  that is actually reserved for other appointment types.</td>
 
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<p style="text-align: justify;">For a treatment it is possible not only  to define the duration and colour which the appointment will have if  this treatment is selected, but also all involved resources.</p>
 
<p style="text-align: justify;">In order to link a resource with the  treatment, please click on button &ldquo;Add resource&rdquo; and select the resource  in column 1. For each linked resource, it is possible to define a  different start time and duration. If you select this treatment while  scheduling an appointment, all linked resources with their corresponding  times will automatically be assigned to the appointment.</p>
 
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<p style="text-align: justify;"><em>The treatment &bdquo;Follow-up  examination&rdquo; is always executed by doctor John Doe and an assistant. We  have the resource &bdquo;Doe, John&ldquo; and a resource &bdquo;Assistance&ldquo;, which in this  case stands commonly for all assistances as for the person who is on  duty at the moment. If an appointment &ldquo;Follow-up examination&rdquo; is  assigned, it will appear in both resources. In order not to select each  resource manually every time when assigning that appointment, we  previously have linked these resources with the treatment in the  settings. So if we choose this treatment for an appointment, the  appointment will automatically be inserted in all linked resources.</em></p>
 
<p style="text-align: justify;"><em>In our example the follow-up  examination is not only performed by Dr. John Doe, but also by Dr. Smith  and the corresponding assistance. Therefore we apply a second treatment  with the description &ldquo;follow-up examination&rdquo; and we add the resource  &ldquo;Dr. Smith&rdquo; and &ldquo;Assistance&rdquo;.</em></p>
 
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<p style="text-align: justify;">To  assign a new appointment you usually  double click in one of the    resources that is involved in that kind  of appointment. If you do so,    this resource is already inserted in  the appointment editor.&nbsp; The    checkbox &ldquo;Treatments filtered after  linked resource&rdquo; will be active, so    you will have only treatments as  choice, which are linked with the    already selected resource, or those  treatments that have no link to a    resource at all.</p>
 
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<p style="text-align: justify;">You may have a treatment with more resources that does not start at the  same time for every linked resource. In the table with the linked  resources in column &bdquo;Start in minutes after appointment start&ldquo; you can  define for the resource, which is involved later in that appointment,  how many minutes after the official appointment start, this appointment  actually begins for that resource. Please consider that you may have to  change the &ldquo;Duration in minutes&rdquo; too.</p>
 
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<p><span class="mw-headline">The staff administration is only accessible for admins in the new program <a href="/index.php?title=MedITEX Administration"></a></span></p>
 
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Latest revision as of 15:29, 10 August 2016

MedITEX Scheduler is an ideal tool to manage your time and clearly plan your appointments – for your team, your patients, your medical counselling and treatment. As an organisation, planning and coordination tool, MedITEX Scheduler is exactly tailored to medical treatments and the progress of therapy.

 

Contents

Interface

MedITEX Scheduler has a very simple and straight forward interface. We will divide this interface into smaller sections that have specific functionalities.

Hint: click on images throughout pages to enlarge them.

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Supporting links (1)

These are special links used most frequently in Scheduler. From here, you can have easy and fast access to printing lists, finding the location of patients and other functionalities.

 

Search for patient (2)

This is the search bar for patients. Type the name of the patient or click on the arrow at the end of the bar to have the full list of available patients.

If you have a license of MedITEX IVF, you can open the selected patient right from Scheduler in IVF by clicking on the IVF button on the left.

You can also create a new appointment for the searched patient or view a list of future and past appointments clicking on the buttons at the bottom of the search bar.

 

Waiting room (3)

This is where patients in the waiting room are displayed. In this section, you have information of resources allocated to this patient, status and the elapsed time since the patient has arrived.

This section will also have a tab for internal communication called Day info. If there is any kind of warnings or notifications that all staff members must know, it is possible to spread this information here.

 

Resource, view and calendar (4)

This section provides extended functionalities for the schedule of the clinic. Here, you can change the format of visualization, sort by certain resources and navigate between days with the help of the calendar.

 

Schedule (5)

The schedule is the main section of MedITEX Scheduler. Here you can view all appointments.

Each employee can set their preferred visualization method, so the next time they log in, their preferences will be kept the same.

 

Appointment editor (6)

The appointment editor is only displayed when creating a new appointment or by double-clicking an appointment in the schedule. This second option can be altered in the settings menu, so instead of the appointment editor, a list of all appointments from the selected patient will open.

This editor lets you create, edit, copy and save appointments.

 

Resources

MedITEX Scheduler was developed around resources. Resources can be split into three distinct categories: person, room and object.

  • Person is the category for the personnel working with patients. That can be: embryologists, assistants, doctors, etc.
  • Room are facilities in which patients can be allocated. For instance: operation room, labor room, consultation room, etc.
  • Object are equipments. If it is a big device, like an X-ray machine, it will also be linked to a room. But it could also be smaller devices such as: ultrasound, incubator, etc.

Managing these resources is the main goal of MedITEX Scheduler.

MedITEX Scheduler creates appointments for selected resources with starting and finishing times. For instance, it is possible to know when a device is being used, when a room is occupied and when a doctor is consulting a patient. This helps you optimize processes and planning, but above all, it integrates with MedITEX IVF to give you the best possible results.

 

Managing Lists

Every list in MedITEX Scheduler has several important features:

 

Sort and filter

Clicking on the arrow next to the column header, you can filter the table content by the information contained in that row. Therefore, only the information that was checked will be displayed.

To sort the list ascending or descending, simply click on the blue header of the desired column.

For this example, the list is sorted ascending by Patient (red circle) and is filtered by Sex so it only shows female patients.

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Hide/show columns

Some lists have a special button on the left side of the header. This button allows you to hide and move columns.

For this example, the column Patient was unchecked. So when you compare it with the picture above, the whole column Patient is no longer available.

To move columns around from this button, simply click and drag the name of a column up and down. Two green arrows will help positioning the column in place.

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Arrange columns

It is also possible to move columns around the list simply by clicking and dragging. Two green arrows will help positioning the column in place.

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Group

It is also possible to group the content of lists in MedITEX Scheduler. In order to do that, simply drag a column to the dark blue area on the top of the list. It is also possible to group by more than one column.

To revert the list to its original form, simply drag the column back in place.

For this example, the table was grouped by Treatment.

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Persistance

One of the biggest advantages of managing lists is that each one is saved individually for a user. So next time you log in, MedITEX Scheduler will display your lists just the way you left them.

 

Navigation

Some images and buttons throughtout this Wiki have links that, once clicked, will open another page with more information.

This links are identified by blue dots around images.

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