Manage Forms

Administrators can manage forms through System Settings, by clicking Patient Forms to open the Forms Configuration page. Forms are listed alphabetically by Name and Type, but can be reordered in ascending or descending order by clicking on any column header.

Standard forms provided by Juvare, such as MCI Triage, Add Evacuee, Add Daily Patient, and Vaccination, are automatically available and Juvare is identified as the Owner.

Additional information provided on the Forms Configuration page includes:

  • Name - Title of the form.

  • Type - Intended platform and function of the form (Web - Add, Web - Edit ,and Mobile). For example, mobile forms are only available for use with the mobile application. When creating and designing a form, it is essential to select the correct type because this determines available elements, and the type cannot be changed through editing or copying a form.

  • Daily Tracking - Only available on "add" forms. Indicates the form will be available in run mode, when the run clock has been started.  Tracking options are configured through the Tracking Number field on forms.

  • Active - Indicates the form has been Saved and Published, and is ready for use. Forms must beActivebefore they can be made Visible. OnceActive, forms cannot be made inactive. However, Active forms do not need to be Visible. For more information, go to the procedure Design and Publish a Form.

  • Changes - Indicates changes on anActiveform were saved, but not yet Saved and Published. If the form is Visible, users continue to have access to the original form while changes are Pending. Save and Publish replaces the original form with the changed form.

  • Visible - Controls end user access to the form. Forms must be Active before they can be madeVisible, but Active forms do not need to be Visible.

    Forms must be Active before they can be made Visible. Form visibility is also determined when creating a form by indicating whether the form should be available to all providers and roles or selecting specific providers and roles.

  • Owner - Creator or originator of the form. Ownership determines whether the form can be edited and/or designed. All forms can be copied.

  • Actions - Menu that allows you to View, Edit, Design, Copy, or Delete the form.

It is quick and easy to create new forms; however, new forms must then be designed to add and configure the elements and fields you want to comprise the form. Before creating a new form, it is useful to review existing forms to see if one of them already meets your needs or could be copied and adjusted slightly to meet your needs.

Through the Forms Configuration page, Regional Administrators can take one or more of these actions.