OutcomeLogix pages and navigation

1—Navigation icons

Always visible, each icon provides access to a different functional area of the OutcomeLogix application. Only icons for functions that you have permission to use appear.

• Home—Navigate to the Dashboard or your custom Homepage from any place in the application.
• Create Patient—Create and enroll a patient.
• Patients—View the Patients List page, which displays the status of forms and visits for each patient, lets you navigate to a specific visit, and provides a link to the Patient Summary and Profile pages of each patient. To view transferred patients, click the Patient Transfer History tab.
• Queries—View the Query List page and work with queries. Queries are errors, warnings, or questions related to data that does not meet certain criteria.
• Reports—View the standard reports you can run or design a new, ad hoc report.
• Export Data—Open the Export Data page. You can export data in any language supported by the study in PDF format or Microsoft Excel spreadsheet software format (XLS).
• Call Center—View the Call Center List page.
• Administration—View the Administration page to access the administrative functions.

2—Utilities

Always visible in the upper right of the page. These utilities do not appear on pages viewed by patients.

• User Name/Role—Click to navigate to your User Profile page.
• Down arrow—Click to use these utilities.
  • History—Display a list of the last few pages you opened; click a page to reopen it.
  • Help—Display the online User Guide or page-level Help; view contact information for the Help Desk; or display the software and database versions.
  • Status Legend—Display the status icons and their meanings for forms and queries.
  • Logout—Log out of the OutcomeLogix application.
• History icon—Display a list of the last few pages you opened; click a page to reopen it.
• Logout icon—Log out of the OutcomeLogix application.

3—Page Title bar

The title of the currently selected page. The Page Title bar might also include the following:

• Tabs—Display a closely related page. For example, the Patient Summary page includes a tab for the Patient Forms page.
• Search and Filter drop-down lists—Filter the data to include on the page.

4—Content-specific functionality

Applicable to the content of the page.

• Column sorting—Sort the information that appears in columns with underlined headings.
  • When patient IDs are numeric, the application sorts them in ascending order beginning with 0.
  • When patient IDs are alphanumeric, the application sorts them alphabetically. For example: S1, S10, S2.
• Lists—List information pertaining to sites, users, and patient visits, such as the queries associated with data.
• Detail—Display detailed information about a selected item in a separate pane below the list or as an expansion of the selected record.

5—Action buttons and Status and Review icons

• Action buttons—Apply to the page as a whole; for example, the Submit, Add, Back, and Update buttons.
• Status and Review icons—Use after selecting a patient, visit, form, or item to change the status or track review. The active icons are determined by the rights assigned to your role.
• Clear Filters button—Clear filters or data sorts.

6—Paging and display options

• View the list page by page—Use the next page (>), previous page (<), last page (>>), and first page (<<) buttons.
• View a specific page—From the Page drop-down list, select a page number.
• Change the number of displayed rows on the page—From the Records per Page drop-down list, select the number of rows to include.

7—Navigation

• Cancel button—Close a dialog box.
• Esc key—Close a dialog box.