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4<title>EDIS: Display Board</title>
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13<h1 align="center"><img src="images/EDIS_ICON_Small.gif" alt="EDIS icon" width="184" height="184"><br>
14Display Board View</h1>
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16<h2 align="center">Viewing and Customizing the Display Board </h2>
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19<p>The application's <b>Display Board</b> view offers a PC- or workstation-based preview of your site’s main electronic white-board display configuration. (You can create multiple large display boards, however the application displays only your sites main board in its<strong> Display Board </strong>view.) If you have access to this view, you can customize it as you would any other grid-based view: </p>
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21<li><a href="#reposition">Arrange columns</a></li>
22<li><a href="#resize">Resize columns</a></li>
23<li><a href="#sort">Sort information within columns</a></li></ul>
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25<p>You cannot save the layout changes you make from within this view. Further, the changes you make appear only on your local machine (as opposed to appearing on the large&mdash;or big-board&mdash;display). Please contact the person who configures EDIS for your site (usually an information resource manager [IRM] or clinical application coordinator [CAC]) to request permanent changes to your site's large displays.. </p>
26<p><img src="images/display_board_view_general.png" alt="Screen capture: the Display Board view" width="600" height="231" border="1"><br />
27The <strong>Display Board </strong>view.</p>
28<h3 align="left">Viewing the Display Board</h3>
29<p>The PC-based <strong>Display Board</strong> view contains only the columns your site has selected for its main display board. Following is a list of the columns from which your site can choose:</p>
30<ul>
31<li><b>Room / Bed:</b> patients&#146; room or bed assignments</li>
32<li><strong>Clinic: </strong>the emergency department&#146;s clinic locations</li>
33<li><b>Patient Name:</b> patients&#146; names</li>
34<li><strong>Patient X9999:</strong> an alternative way to display patients&#146; names (the first letter of patients’ surnames concatenated with the last four digits of their Social Security numbers)</b></li>
35<li><strong>Visit Created:</strong> a check box that indicates whether or not EDIS has created a visit in CPRS</li>
36<li><b>Comment:</b> optional comments</li>
37<li><b>Complaint:</b> patients’ display-board complaints</li>
38<li><b>Provider Initials:</b> providers’ initials</li>
39<li><b>Resident Initials:</b> residents’ initials</li>
40<li><b>Nurse Initials:</b> nurses’ initials</li>
41<li><b>Acuity:</b> patients’ acuities</li>
42<li><b>Status:</b> patients’ statuses</li>
43<li><b>Lab Active/Complete:</b> the total number of patients’ active laboratory orders relative to the total number of their completed laboratory orders</li>
44<li><b>Imaging Active/Complete:</b> the total number of patients’ active imaging orders relative to the total number of their completed imaging orders</li>
45<li><b>New (Unverified) Orders:</b> patients’ unverified orders (values decrement when nurses verify the orders in CPRS and when ancillary services [lab and imaging] complete the orders)</li>
46<li><b>Total Minutes:</b> the total number of minutes patients have been in the emergency department</li>
47<li><b>Minutes at Location:</b> the total number of minutes patients have been in their present locations</li>
48</ul>
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50<table width="529" border="0" summary="this table is for formatting purposes">
51 <tr>
52 <td width="42" valign="top"><em>Note:</em></td>
53 <td width="477" valign="top"><em>EDIS displays information only for laboratory, imaging, and new orders that are associated with patients&#146; current emergency-department visits</em></td>
54 </tr>
55</table>
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57<h3 align="left">Customizing Your View</h3>
58<h4 align="left"><a name="reposition">Reposition Display Board Columns</a></h4>
59<p align="left">Use a drag-and-drop operation to reposition columns:</p>
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61<li>Click the header of a column you want to reposition.</li>
62<li>Holding down your mouse button, drag the column header to its new location.</li>
63<li>Release your mouse button.</li></ol>
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66<h4 align="left"><a name="resize">Resize Display Board Columns</a></h4>
67<p align="left">Use a drag-and-drop operation to resize display board columns:</p>
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69<li>Point your mouse at the border of the column you want to resize.</li>
70<li>When your mouse pointer becomes a slider (<img src="slider.jpg" alt="screen capture of slider" width="17" height="19" align="bottom">), hold down your right mouse button and drag the boarder to resize the column.</li>
71<li>Release your mouse button.</li></ol>
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73<h4 align="left"><a name="sort">Sort Information within Columns</a></h4>
74<ul>
75<li>Click a column header to sort the information within the column in descending order.</li>
76<li>Click the column header again to sort the column’s contents in ascending order.</li>
77</ul>
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79 <table width="600" border="0" cellpadding="3" summary="this table is for formatting purposes">
80 <tr>
81 <td width="48" valign="top"><em>Note:</em></td>
82 <td width="534"><em>Sorting information within columns in the PC-based <strong>Display Board</strong> view does not cause EDIS to similarly sort information in large&mdash;or big-board display&mdash;columns. EDIS sorts big-board display columns first in the order of the rooms and areas listed in the <strong>Room / Area</strong> configuration subview and then in the order of patients&#146; acuities.</em></td>
83 </tr>
84</table>
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86<h3 align="left">Related Topics</h3>
87<p><a href="General.html">General Information</a></p>
88<p><a href="DisplayBoard.html">Index</a></p>
89<p><a href="TOC.html">Table of Contents</a></p>
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