Author a hospital process in the graph editor: steps, turnaround targets, context bindings, duty-based ownership, versions and going live.
Overview
Author a hospital process in the graph editor: steps, turnaround targets, context bindings, duty-based ownership, versions and going live. Cadence is workflows and processes: design a repeatable hospital procedure once, then track every live run of it.
It is an intermediate workshop in the Forms & Workflows part of the catalog, built as 5 modules and 23 lessons. It is written for 4 roles, including Hospital Administrator, Quality Officer and Ward Manager.
This course takes about 2 hours to complete.
Outcomes
Prerequisites
Contents
5 modules · 23 lessons · 2h 1m
What a definition is, who may author one, and how to start from an existing one.
4 lessons
Nodes are steps, edges are what may happen next, and terminal steps end the run.
5 lessons
A definition never hard-codes an id; it names the role an object plays.
4 lessons
Ownership that survives a shift change, and the due cards it produces.
4 lessons
Publishing without disturbing runs already in flight.
6 lessons
Audience
Keep going
Same tool, same subject, or written for the same people.
Model conditional paths, forks and joins, automate starts and completions safely, wire a process to an order, and run the live operations board.
Start an admission checklist against a patient, complete its steps, read the turnaround clock and watch the run close.
Read the one reusable process card wherever it appears, work steps through their three completion modes, and triage by turnaround health.