Status Type Visibility
Your region can establish varying levels of control over the visibility of your resources and their statuses. The tighter the access, the more you can ensure that users cannot obtain information that does not pertain to them.
Example You want your blood bank users to log in to EMResource to report
Provides specific information about statuses and details, notifications, forms, templates, snapshots, and roles/rights in EMResource. the availability of specific blood types, but these users do not need to be able to view hospital bed and resource availability. You can limit these users’ access to blood bank information.
This topic covers your visibility options for a status type Custom fields that track information about resources. This is region-specific and are unique fields. and provides an overview of steps to take for each option: Shared, Normal, Private. You can also restrict an individual user's visibility into a resource status A resource's current operation level or limitations. Sometimes also referred to as a facility status.us types. Refer to Users: Resource Rights for more information.
Visibility levels and options
The Edit Status Type and Create Status Type pages contain three options in Status Type Visibility for allowing view access to status types:
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Allow regions with mutual data sharing agreements to view this status type
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Users with appropriate roles within the region may view or update this status type
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Only users affiliated with specific resources may view or update this status type
Refer to the following table for descriptions of these options:
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Option |
Level |
Description |
Scenarios |
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Allow regions with mutual data sharing agreements to view this status type |
Shared |
A Shared level of visibility indicates this region shares this status type with other regions (with which it has mutual aid agreements). When selected, all roles are automatically granted view rights and you cannot change these settings. |
A user in another region can view this information as long as their administrator granted them access to other regions. In general, a user in this region can view this status type. Select this option for status types you intend to share with other Juvare applications. With this option selected, you cannot apply viewing restrictions in your own region. |
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Users with appropriate roles within the region may view or update this status type |
Normal (role-based) |
A Normal level of visibility makes it easy to give users the right to view a status type based on their role. |
Users in this region can view the status type if their role can view it. An administrator removes an individual user’s visibility for specific resources by refining the user’s profile. Users in other regions cannot view this status type. |
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Only users affiliated with specific resources may view or update this status type
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Private |
A Private level makes it easy to restrict its visibility. The status type can be “hidden” from all users except those who should be able to see it. |
A user in this region must be specifically affiliated with a resource to be able to view this status type. That is, the user must have at least one of the following rights: Associated With, Update Status, or Run Reports. The user’s role is not a factor in this type of visibility. Users with the View - Override viewing restrictions right may also view this status type. This right can be assigned on either the role or the user level. Users in other regions cannot view this status type. |
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If your region or an affiliated entity is using eICS (Juvare application), keep in mind that only status types with Shared visibility will be available to users of eICS.
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If you share a status type, making it visible to users in other regions, all roles automatically have view rights and users cannot change these settings.
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When a resource has no visible status types for a view, it does not show in that view. When a user has no visibility into a resource’s status types, that resource does not appear in any of the user’s pages under the View menu.
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To update a resource’s status, the user must be granted that specific right.
Configure shared visibility
To set up Shared visibility for:
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Resource: Select the Share with Other Regions checkbox. Refer to Create a Resource and Edit a Resource for more information.
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Status Type: Select the Allow regions with mutual data sharing agreements to view this status type visibility option. Refer to Create a Status Type and Edit a Status Type for more information.
Configure normal (role-based) visibility
To set up Normal (role-based) visibility for:
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Status Type: Select the Users with appropriate roles within the region may view or update this status type visibility option then select the roles that can:
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view the status type
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view and update the status type.
Refer to Create a Status Type and Edit a Status Type for more information.
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Role: Select one of the following:
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Select the Status Types this Role may view
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Select the Status Types this Role may update
Refer to Create a Role and Edit a Role for more information.
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When you create a new role, by default users with that role have the right to view and update all status types.
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If you grant a role the right to update a status type, you must also grant them view access
Configure private visibility
To set up Private visibility for:
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Status Type: Select the Only users affiliated with specific resources may view or update this status type visibility option then select the roles that can update the status type. Refer to Create a Status Type and Edit a Status Type for more information.
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User: Select one or more of the following resources rights for a user:
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Associated With
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Update Status
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Run Reports.
Refer to Create a User and Edit a User for more information.
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