Ad Hoc Report

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Step 1 – The user logs into CAPRI, selects a patient, and clicks the Health Summaries tab.  The following screen (Figure 2-88) opens:

Figure 2-88

 

Step 2 – When the user clicks the Adhoc Report button, the Adhoc Health Summary screen is displayed (Figure 2-89).

Step 3 – The list of available components appears in the left column (Figure 2-89).  The user can order these components by their Name, Abbreviation, or Display Header. The user can scroll down the list, or search by typing the first few letters into the box directly above the list. The user locates the component to add and then clicks the > button to move that component into the center column.

Step 4 – After the user has more than one component in the center column, the up and down arrow buttons are available. These buttons are used to change the order that the components appear in the report. The user selects the component, then clicks the arrow to move the component up or down in the list.

If a component was selected in error, then the (<) button can be used to remove it from the list. The (<<) button removes all selected components from the middle column.

Figure 2-89

 

Depending on the component selected, the Occurrence Limit and Time Limit fields may be available.  In the following example (Figure 2-90), the Discharge Summary component has an Occurrence Limit of 10 summaries and only summaries within the past 1 year are displayed.

Figure 2-90

 

Step 5 – After selecting all the components needed in this report, the user clicks OK. The report is generated in the right window of the Health Summaries tab (Figure 2-91).  The HS Component drop-down list shows the components selected if the user clicks the down arrow.

Figure 2-91

 

Step 6 – To print, the user selects Print from the File menu.