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Latest revision as of 13:12, 14 April 2010
Currently, only the administrator may make permanent changes to the following documents:
- Education (Easy Reading and Standard)
- Patient Instructions
- Tests and Admissions
You may not make permanent changes to the consent templates, but you may make changes to the consents on a per-consent basis.
The following example shows editing a document under General Surgery -> Patient Education – Easy Reading.
- Open iMedConsent and go to the category Education – Easy Reading under the specialty.
- Right click on the document in the list on the right and click Edit.
- The document will open.
- Make your changes to the document as you would in a Microsoft Word document. Then click File ->Save.
Tip: iMedConsent does not have Spelling and Grammar capability – Please validate your text in Word or other word processor.
