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− | <p style="text-align: justify;">For each day you can define the time of start and end. If you like to define a break, like e. g. a lunch break, insert a further row (button “New work time definition”). 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;">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 “Embryo transfer” from the list of possible treatments.</em></p>
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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>
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− | <p style="text-align: justify;">In order to link a resource with the treatment, please click on button “Add resource” 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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Revision as of 16:10, 8 November 2012
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, the MedITEX Scheduler is exactly tailored to medical treatments and the progress of therapy.
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.
1. Supporting links
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.
2. Search for patient
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.
3. Waiting room
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.
4. Resource, view and calendar
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.
5. Schedule
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.
6. Appointment editor
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. It comprehends three distinct types: staff, rooms and devices.
- Staff is the personnel working with patients. That can be: embryologists, assistants, doctors, etc.
- Rooms are the facilities in which patients can be allocated. For instance: operation room, labor room, consultation room, etc.
- Devices are the utensils used by the staff. 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, catheter, 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 is totally integrated with MedITEX IVF.
Managing Lists
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In the drop down list you can choose the appointment type(s) allowed for the selected work model – selected line. (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 – “<a href="/index.php?title=Welcome_to_MedITEX_Scheduler#Treatments">Treatments</a>”).
If you do not make a special selection (all boxes checked), “all appointments” will be displayed in the scheduler. In this way there will be no constraints on appointment type.
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