Design a hospital form end to end: domain and visibility, the field palette, choosing the right field type, auto-fill, and the publication workflow.
Overview
Design a hospital form end to end: domain and visibility, the field palette, choosing the right field type, auto-fill, and the publication workflow. Glyph is form builder and fill engine: hospitals design their own forms, staff fill them, and completed forms lock.
It is an intermediate workshop in the Forms & Workflows part of the catalog, built as 5 modules and 24 lessons. It is written for 5 roles, including Quality Officer, Hospital Administrator and Doctor.
This course takes about 2 hours to complete.
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Prerequisites
Contents
5 modules · 24 lessons · 2h
Four decisions made before the first field that determine everything after it.
4 lessons
The canvas, the palette and the settings drawer, plus autosave and undo.
5 lessons
The single decision that separates a good hospital form from a bad one.
5 lessons
Six context buckets, and the discipline of only pulling what you need.
4 lessons
Three states, one review, and the preview that writes nothing.
6 lessons
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Build cascades and scoring calculators, version a template that is already in use, and wire forms into orders, processes, alerts and discharge.
Work the Glyph fill plane properly: drafts, auto-fill, conditional fields, server-side validation, the seal, and the three-party consent ceremony.
Open a template against a patient, answer it with pickers rather than typing, read the calculated result and seal it to the record.