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'''When searching for information in the ADBR, it is important to note how the keywords used to perform a search affect what information is returned. | '''When searching for information in the ADBR, it is important to note how the keywords used to perform a search affect what information is returned. | ||
− | *'''Using the preference ''Use Clinical Desktop Default View When Switching Patients'' as an example:'''''' | + | *'''Using the preference ''Use [http://wiki.galenhealthcare.com/Clinical_Desktop Clinical Desktop] Default View When Switching Patients'' as an example:'''''' |
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Revision as of 13:13, 10 June 2014
Application Design and Behavior Resource (ADBR)
When searching for information in the ADBR, it is important to note how the keywords used to perform a search affect what information is returned.
- Using the preference Use Clinical Desktop Default View When Switching Patients as an example:'
- By entering the first few words of the preference 'exactly' as they read with quotation marks at the beginning and the end, the system returns the following:
- The ADBR returns the ONE Topic where this exact wording is found in the ADBR.
From here, double click on the returned Topic which activates the Search Highlight Feature
- The user can then quickly scroll through multiple screens until the Search Highlight feature displays the exact place in the returned Topic where the entered keywords display. Voila!
- The key to this successful search is the use of the quotation marks and exact wording!
Please note, if I had in error left out the word “Default” from my sentence…the system would have returned the following:'
- As well, if I use the exact wording of the item I am searching for, but omit the quotation marks the system will return the following:
- The system returns every Topic where any one of these words is found. The desired preference would be included in this, but obviously would not be easily found.