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Understand the three access gates, read the info-bar spine correctly, arrange the card canvas and work with flags and access grants.
Author a hospital process in the graph editor: steps, turnaround targets, context bindings, duty-based ownership, versions and going live.
Read the one reusable process card wherever it appears, work steps through their three completion modes, and triage by turnaround health.
Understand cirithabilities, relations and access levels, and use Access Explorer and Who Has Access to answer real access questions.
Prove you can run the front desk and a ward queue safely, from registration through discharge and dose records.
Search the health record, open the patient desk and admit one patient end to end in a single sitting.
Work a dose round from the timeline, record every outcome with a structured reason, clear the controlled-substance witness gate, and close a course of therapy.
Work a person-lens queue of doses, process steps, reminders and personal quests, sorted by real urgency.
Write alert definitions in the Sentinel console: three trigger kinds, the condition engine, recipient strategies, and the storm controls that keep a ward sane.
Tune the five-rung escalation ladder, understand acknowledgement against resolution, read the per-recipient inbox, and review a noisy rule.
In 20 minutes, create an org unit, a location, a service, an asset and a duty assignment so a new ward can start operating.