You can filter the product-event combinations panel to a specific System Organ Class by selecting a System Organ Class card. The Product-Event Combinations tables only include events for the selected System Organ Class.
In the product-event combinations panel, select a tab to display a specific product-event combinations table determined by the tab view. By default, there is a tab for each active alert type.
To add tabs to the product-event combinations panel for views created
by or made public to you, click the Add
Tab () icon
to the right of the tabs.
Some of the values in the table are links to a menu for drilling down to case detail and reports.
1. In the
left navigation pane, click the Signal Review
icon ().
2. (Optional) From the Products By drop-down list, select a product grouping, then select a card to filter the Products table.
3. Select
the product, click the Row Action menu
() icon, and select View
Product-Event Combinations, or click the product name or total
count.
4. View the product-event combinations for a tab by selecting the All SOC card or filter the product-event combination tables by selecting a specific SOC card. For example, to view only product-event combinations for blood and lymphatic symptom disorders, click the Blood card. The Product-Event Combinations panel refreshes to include only the combinations for that SOC.
· The number of combinations, the sort order, the rows per page, and the number of pages in the table appear under the row of tabs.
· By default, the table contains Status and Alerts columns. These columns show the review status and alerts associated with the product-event combination.
5. Click a tab to display the product-event combinations for that tab.
· Tracked alert tabs include an alert icon (letter and color as defined by the alert type definition), an alert name and a count.
· Informational alert tabs include the alert name and a count.
· Alerts in scripted signal configurations show the alert name only.
· Added tabs show the view name only.
· Hover on the tab to show details. If the tab is for a configured alert, then the hover text includes "Alert based on review period or complexity level."
· The
Status column shows whether the product-event combination needs to be
reviewed or has been reviewed. If
Topics has been integrated with this configuration, the Status column
indicates whether a topic has been associated with the combination, by
the presence of the () icon.
· The Alerts column contains an icon for each tracked alert type that was raised in the most recent refresh or any unreviewed tracked alert from a previous refresh.
7. Drill down on the case details for any product-event combination by clicking the bolded case total in any column and selecting a menu item.
8. Rearrange
the columns, download the table, perform
operations on multiple rows in the table,
and save the table as a view from the Header
Action menu ().
9. Select
additional actions to perform on the product-event combination from the
Row Action menu ():
· View the product interactions.