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TIU Note Templates. Learning Objectives. Discuss Human Factor Internationals (HFIs) recommendations for Text Integration Utility (TIU) Templates Become familiar with the various types of patient data that may be included in a template
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Learning Objectives • Discuss Human Factor Internationals (HFIs) recommendations for Text Integration Utility (TIU) Templates • Become familiar with the various types of patient data that may be included in a template • Identify the various parameters used for template creation and editing • Examine the types of patient data fields that may be used in templates • Design a diabetes template by performing the steps listed on the template script • Identify the steps used in importing templates for editing and use
Template Creation • Most templates will be created using the graphical interface. • Users can also create their own templates. • Shared templates can be created by anyone in the Clinical Coordinator user class. • Templates can also be imported from other sources.
Parameters for Templates TIU PERSONAL TEMPLATE ACCESS – Who can make personal templates. The choices are: 1 READ ONLY 2 NO ACCESS 0 FULL ACCESS If the system level is full access, all users can make personal templates
TIU TEMPLATE ACCESS BY CLASS – Same as other parameter, but by user class. Choices: 0 FULL ACCESS 1 READ ONLY 2 NO ACCESS Parameters for Templates
TIU TEMPLATE PERSONAL OBJECTS – This parameter controls which objects a user can insert into a personal template. Parameters for Templates
TIU FIELD EDITOR CLASSES Who can create template fields. At System level, this should be set for Clinical Coordinators. Parameters for Templates
Template Fields • Streamline “data entry” portions of note and help provide some decision support • Edit Box • Combo Box • Button • Check Box • Radio Button • Date • Number • Word Processing • Text • Hyperlink
Edit Box Fields • A phrase of text which, by default, will drop into note, and that can be edited (overwritten or deleted)
Combo Box Fields • Also called “Drop-Down” • Default value chosen
Button Fields • Allow selection of one item by cycling through each item as the button is pressed. • If the Default field is blank, the button will initially appear without any text
Check Box Fields • Creates a check box for each item • More than one item may be selected • Default item will initially be checked • If multiple items are checked, the text will be separated by commas
Radio Button Fields • Creates a radio button for each item • One ONE item may be selected • The default item will initially be checked • Can be unchecked, leaving no selection
Separate Lines Property • Check Box and Radio Button fields have a Separate Lines property, which will display each check box or radio button on a separate line of the dialog. • Has no affect on generated text Before Separate Lines After Separate Lines
Date Fields • Date Fields have six different date types • Default will evaluate to the current date/time
Number Fields • Number fields allow numeric values between a specified range. • They always have a default value. • Minimum and Maximum Values can range from –9999 to +9999
Word Processing Fields • Word processing fields allow an unlimited amount of text to be entered (scroll bars will appear if needed)
Hyperlink Fields • Hyperlinks fields are text-only fields that allow linking to Web pages. • Hyperlink text is either the Default (if specified) or the actual URL address • Can be “display only”
Text Fields • Text fields provide a mechanism for embedding predefined (noneditable) text into the dialog • Can be “display only”
Dialogues • Portions of templates can be grouped for better organization/flow