| Shortcut Key |
Description |
| Ctrl
+ K |
Checks
the data that has been provided
for completeness. See the topic on checking entries for more information. |
| Ctrl + L |
Opens the Lists
form where the list of patients, users and providers can be viewed. |
| Ctrl + M |
Shows the patient's Summary report. |
| Ctrl + R |
Displays the Totals report. |
| Ctrl + S |
Saves the changes made. |
| Ctrl
+ T |
Starts/Stops
the timer. |
| Ctrl +
1 |
Selects the Demographics tab. |
| Ctrl + 2 |
Selects the Diabetes Mellitus
(DM) tab. |
| Ctrl +
3 |
Selects the Heart Failure (HF)
tab. |
| Ctrl + 4 |
Selects the Coronary Artery
Disease (CAD) tab. |
| Ctrl
+ 5 |
Selects the Preventive Care (PC)
tab. |
| F1 |
Brings
up the User's Guide. |
| F4 |
If the cursor is on a drop down list
element, it expands that element to show all the items.
If
the cursor is on a laboratory, BP or visit date, it brings up the
calendar.
If the cursor is on the Why
Invalid column on a
grid, it brings up another form that allows users to enter the
reason for marking the visit as invalid. |
| F5 |
Expands the list of patients. |
| F6 |
Expands the list of patient sort options. |
| Alt
+ Underlined Letter |
The action depends on the
control with the underlined letter:
- Label: sets the focus into a control next to
the label
- Button: activates the button (same effect as
clicking the button)
- Main Menu: pulls down a menu
|
| Enter |
If
the cursor is on one of the disease topics tabs, the Enter key acts
like the Tab key. To force a new line in the Comments field
under
the Demographics tab, press Ctrl+Enter.
If the cursor is on the grid,
it will cause the record to be saved if the required fields were
provided. |
| Tab |
If
the cursor is on one of the disease topics, it sets the focus to the
next available control.
If the cursor is on the grid, it will move to the next column.
To move the focus out of the grid press Ctrl+Tab. |
| Del |
If the cursor is on an element, the
Delete key will deselect the current item from the list. The
item will not be removed it will only be deselected.
If the cursor is on a text box the Delete key will behave as usual. |
| Esc |
If the cursor is on an element, it will
undo the changes.
If
the cursor is on a grid, pressing it once will undo the changes in the
current cell. Pressing it for the second time right after the
first one will undo the changes in the entire row.
If a dialog box
is on top of the main form, it will close that dialog box without
applying the changes or performing the operation. |