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lisaturchi

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Does anyone know how I can edit this form in VFE? Where the file is stored?

I need to change the buttons that link to Vitals and Risk Factors b/c my practices use different forms than the defaults.

Thanks,
Lisa

Posted : November 11, 2014 4:11 am

mikeseale

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You can try and load it into VFE using the exported .ckt file from Centricity. VFE will try and remake the form from the .ckt file, but sometimes the width is off and the placement of buttons could be different.

Posted : November 11, 2014 4:22 am

shepde3

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You have tried to export the form as a clinical kit? That's how I usually get them if I don't have an original to work with. I export the form, back up the original file, make any changes, then import the changed form as a clinical kit for testing.

Posted : November 11, 2014 4:23 am

aroberts

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The changes you need to make are minor and I would do them in text file editor. Go to CPS program files, client, ccc forms- find this form and fix-- make sure you make a copy in notepad of the original in case you mess up. Once it works on your workstation then I would push out to the office.

Posted : November 11, 2014 4:41 am

JBell

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I am not sure if you have an answer yet but here is what I used to do. Our practice used a combination of CCC forms and VFE forms and I too had to point the buttons at different forms.

I would edit the CCCQE-User-edit-form-preferences, find my specialty within the form, then change the path the button would point to. There was also a section about loading vital signs for specialties and I would load those there.

Hopefully that helps you.

thanks!

Posted : February 13, 2015 9:02 am

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