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1.7 Alpha - CSH query - Patient Image template type ??

Submitted by Guest on Fri, 21/06/2013 - 08:41
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If you look at http://www.openvpms.org/documentation/csh/1.7/admin/template/summary you will see that I have been documenting what the various template types are used for/by.

I think I have most of it correct, but I don't understand what the Patient Image is used for.

Note that one thing I have not yet done, but perhaps should is list the unused template types - ie those types for which there is no document template and thus, for example, printing some of the supplier documents will cause a failure because of the misssing template.

I think that the list of these is:



Appointment Workflow|Scheduling|Print
Customer Refund Customer|Payments|Refund
Stock Adjustment Products|Stock Management|Adjust
Stock Transfer Products|Stock ManagementTtransfer
Supplier Credit Supplier|Charges|Credit
Supplier Delivery Supplier|Delivery
Supplier Invoice Supplier|Charges|Invoice
Supplier Remittance Supplier|Payments|Payment
Task Workflow|Work Lists
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Re: 1.7 Alpha - CSH query - Patient Image template type ??

Submitted by tanderson on Sat, 22/06/2013 - 01:22.

Patient Images may be printed from the Patient|Medical Records|Documents workspace.

Regarding the missing templates, can you raise JIRAs for these, so they don't continue to fall off the radar?

Thanks,

Tim

Re: 1.7 Alpha - CSH query - Patient Image template type ??

Submitted by tgething (not verified) on Sat, 22/06/2013 - 05:08.

AHAH - finally the light dawns.  Attaching a document/image/etc to a patient doesn't require the template - you only need the template when you come to print it.  I will fix my table.

JIRA - I must admit that I did not realise that I could do this.  I have just done it.

Regards, Tim G

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