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From Ideagen Healthcare Guardian Enterprise

From Ideagen Healthcare Guardian Designer

Within an Ideagen Healthcare Guardian installation, there can be a number of models. These are displayed in the model dropdown list. There can be different configuration settings set up in different Ideagen Healthcare Guardian models.

The model initially displayed will be the model you were in before you opened the Ideagen Healthcare Guardian Administrator Application.

You can create new object types in Ideagen Healthcare Guardian and edit the shape and colours of object types.

The main advantages of creating separate object types are:

• Object types can be used to specify criteria for widgets
• Forms can be built that reference fields that are relevant to particular object types

Details

Count

The number of objects in the Ideagen Healthcare Guardian model of a particular object type

Code

The code must begin with a hash symbol (#) followed by 2 letters. Do not use the codes #RM, #RC, #PR or #PG unless you are working with the Ideagen Healthcare Guardian supplied Risk or Project Add-ins. The full list of reserved object code prefixes (to avoid using) is:

Name

The name should be typed in its singular form (e.g. Incident, Complaint, Survey).

Description

The description allows an expanded name for the object to be included (e.g. This is an Incident Object). The description will appear as the default object description for all objects created of that type in the Ideagen Healthcare Guardian Model.

Icon

An icon can be displayed in the top right corner of the object when displayed in a model map. These should be uploaded onto the Ideagen Healthcare Guardian Server as Scalable Vector Graphic (SVG) format.

Model Map Colour / Shape

The colour and shape of the object can be useful when displayed in a model map amongst many other types of objects. This can enable a quick, visual way to distinguish between different object types.

Measures

Default measures can be added to an object type. This will ensure that measures added to the object type will be added to objects created of that particular type. Measures can be created and added in the usual way. See the measures section for further information.

Tasks

Default tasks can be added to an object type. This will ensure that tasks added to the object type will be added to objects created of that particular type. Tasks can be created and added in the usual way.