Cache Temporary Storage file for images
Scenario 1: Validate client picture and signature images submitted in forms - "AutoSave" enabled
Specific Setup:
- Have a modeled form, [FormA] that includes:
- "Client Picture" table column is added to the form with setting and "Allow User to Update Client Picture Image" to "Yes"
- "Signature" field object added to the form
- Setting "Form supports automatic backup" set to "Yes" in "Form Definition"
- Have a "Progress Note" form [FormB] for example the "Inpatient Progress Notes" form, that includes:
- Site-specific "Signature" field object added to the form
- "Autosave" enabled on the form
- Have three image files (for example "jpg" pictures) "Image1", "Image2" and "Image3" available for import from the server
- [UserA] has access to both [FormA] and [FormB] and the forms have been added to their "Chart" view
Steps
- Open [FormA]
- Select a client [ClientA]
- Navigate to the "Signature" field
- Click [Get Signature]
- Populate the "Please Sign" signature box with signature [Sig1]
- Click [OK]
- Click [Get Signature] again
- Populate the "Please Sign" signature box with a different signature [Sig2]
- Click [OK]
- Click [Get Signature] again
- Populate the "Please Sign" signature box with a different signature [Sig3]
- Click [OK]
- Navigate to the "Client Picture" field.
- Click to "Acquire Image"
- Navigate to the folder on server containing the images stated in the set up
- Select [Image1]
- Validate "Image1" is displayed in the "Client Picture" field
- Repeat step c, this time selecting [Image2]
- Validate results are as expected
- Repeat step c, this time selecting [Image3]
- Validate results are as expected.
- Populate any other desired fields, making note of the values entered
- Click the [Backup] form button
- Click to exit the form
- Open [FormA]
- Select a client [ClientA]
- Validate a message displays: "You have an unsubmitted backup of this data record. Do you wish to restore from the backup?"
- Click [Yes]
- Navigate to the "Signature" field
- Validate the field is populated with the last signature signed[Sig3], as expected
- Navigate to the "Client Picture" field
- Validate the field is populated with the imported [Image3], as expected
- Validate all other fields are populated as expected
- Submit the form
- Return to [FormA]
- Select a client [ClientA]
- Select the row just submitted
- Navigate to the "Signature" field
- Validate the field is populated with the last signature signed[Sig3], as expected
- Navigate to the "Client Picture" field
- Validate the field is populated with the imported [Image3], as expected
- Validate all other fields are populated as expected
- At the home view, right-click on [ClientA] to go to their "Chart"
- Select [FormA] in the forms list
- Validate the row submitted in step 3 is present
- Locate to the "Signature" field
- Validate the field is populated with the last signature signed[Sig3], as expected
- Locate to the "Client Picture" field
- Validate the field is populated with the imported [Image3], as expected
- Validate all other fields are populated as expected
- Repeat steps 1 thru 4 for the [FormB] that contains the signature field
- Validate results are as expected
Scenario 2: Validate client picture and signature images submitted in forms - "Autosave" not enabled
Specific Setup:
- Have a modeled form, [FormA] that includes:
- "Client Picture" table column is added to the form with setting and "Allow User to Update Client Picture Image" to "Yes"
- "Signature" field object added to the form
- Setting "Form supports automatic backup" set to "No" in "Form Definition"
- Have a "Progress Note" form [FormB] for example the "Inpatient Progress Notes" form, that includes:
- Site-specific "Signature" field object added to the form
- "Autosave" is not enabled on the form
- Have three image files (for example "jpg" pictures) "Image1", "Image2" and "Image3" available for import from the server
- [UserA] has access to both [FormA] and [FormB] and the forms have been added to their "Chart" view
Steps
- Open [FormA]
- Select a client [ClientA]
- Navigate to the "Signature" field
- Click [Get Signature]
- Populate the "Please Sign" signature box with signature [Sig1]
- Click [OK]
- Click [Get Signature] again
- Populate the "Please Sign" signature box with a different signature [Sig2]
- Click [OK]
- Click [Get Signature] again
- Populate the "Please Sign" signature box with a different signature [Sig3]
- Click [OK]
- Navigate to the "Client Picture" field.
- Click to "Acquire Image"
- Navigate to the folder on server containing the images stated in the set up
- Select [Image1]
- Validate "Image1" is displayed in the "Client Picture" field
- Repeat step c, selecting [Image2]
- Validate results are as expected
- Repeat step c, selecting [Image3]
- Validate results are as expected.
- Populate any other desired fields, making note of the values entered
- Submit the form
- Open [FormA]
- Select a client [ClientA]
- Navigate to the "Signature" field
- Validate the field is populated with the last signature signed[Sig3], as expected
- Navigate to the "Client Picture" field
- Validate the field is populated with the imported [Image3], as expected
- Validate all other fields are populated as expected
- Exit the form
- At the home view, right-click on [ClientA] to go to their "Chart"
- Select [FormA] in the forms list
- Validate the row submitted in step 2 is present
- Locate to the "Signature" field
- Validate the field is populated with the last signature signed[Sig3], as expected
- Locate to the "Client Picture" field
- Validate the field is populated with the imported [Image3], as expected
- Validate all other fields are populated as expected
- Repeat steps 1 thru 3 for the [FormB] that contains the signature field
- Validate results are as expected
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Topics
• Modeling
• Auto Save
• Client Image
• NX
• Forms
• Signatures
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State Form Button Mapping
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
- State Form Button Mapping
Scenario 1: Validate the use of "State Form Button" mapping functionality in a Modeled Form
Specific Setup:
- Have a client [ClientA], that's currently admitted in two episodes. [Episode1] and [Episode2]
- Have a state form definition file [StateFormDefA] created that extracts the "Episode" number from the "SYSTEM.admission_data" table
- Have modeled form [FormA] that includes a "ScriptLink" type button [PopulateA] defined, as well as an "Episode" number field on the form
- In form "State Form Button Mapping", have the following prompts populated with the form submitted
- [PopButtonA] selected in the "Button Field"
- [StateFormDefA] selected in the "State Form Definition" field
- "Episode Number" selected in the "Parameter Field 1" field
- "Netsmart" has configured the [PopulateA] button on [FormA] using "Programmer Override" logic so that when the button is clicked, it will run state form definition file [StateformDefA] to populate "Episode" number field on [FormA], with the current selected episode
Steps
- Open [FormA]
- Select the desired client [ClientA]
- Select [Episode1]
- Click the [PopulateA] button, set up on the form
- Validate the [Episode] field contains the expected selected episode, [Episode1]
- Click [Submit]
- Validate the form files successfully
- Return to [FormA]
- Select [Episode1]
- Select [ClientA]
- Validate the [Episode] field contains the expected selected episode, [Episode1]
- Close the form
- pen [FormA]
- Select the desired client [ClientA]
- Select [Episode2]
- Click the [PopulateA] button, set up on the form
- Validate the [Episode] field contains the expected selected episode, [Episode2]
- Click [Submit]
- Validate the form files successfully
- Return to [FormA]
- Select [Episode2]
- Select [ClientA]
- Validate the [Episode] field contains the expected selected episode, [Episode2]
- Close the form
State Form Tools - Populate functionality
Scenario 1: Validate the use of "State Form Button" mapping functionality in a Modeled Form w/Event Logic
Specific Setup:
- Have a modeled form [FormA], that includes the following field types: "Name" field [NameA] ;"Date" field [DOB] ; "Dictionary" field [FieldA], Dictionary field [FieldB] and "ScriptLink" button [PopulateA]
- [FormA] has event logic set on a field [FieldA] that will set [FieldB] to be required when specific value [Value1], is selected in [FieldA]
- Have a "State Form Definition" file [StateFormDefA] created that extracts the "Patient Name" and "Date of birth" from the "SYSTEM.patient_current_demographics" table
- Have the "State Form Button Mapping" form submitted with following values populated:
- [PopulateA] selected in the "Button Field"
- [StateFormDefA] is selected in the "State Form Definition" field
- [FieldA] is selected in the "Parameter Field1" field
- [FieldB] is selected in the "Parameter Field2" field
- "Netsmart" has configured the [PopulateA] button on [FormA] using "Programmer Override" logic to run state form definition file [StateformDefA] to then populate field values on [FormA] and also trigger any expected event logic
Steps
- Open [FormA]
- Select [ClientA]
- Click the [PopulateA] button, set up on the form
- Validate the [Name] field contains the expected name for [ClientA]
- Validate the [Date] field contains the date of birth for [ClientA]
- Validate [FieldA] is populated with [ValueA], the trigger value for the event logic
- Validate [FieldB] is set to be 'Required', as expected
- Deselect any values selected in the field
- Submit the form
- Validate a message indicating [FieldB] is not populated is displayed
- Select a value in [FieldB]
- Submit the form
- Validate the form files successfully
- Return to [FormA]
- Select [ClientA]
- Validate fields all are populated as expected
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Topics
• NX
• State Form Tools
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Manage Observer Caseload
Scenario 1: Manage Observer Caseload - Adding client to Caseload
Specific Setup:
- Have or create a user [UserA] in form "User Definition", that includes a period "." in their "UserID"
- Have or create another user [UserB] in form "User Definition", that does not include a period "." in their "UserID"
Steps
- Open the "Manage Observer Caseload" form
- Select [UserA] in the "Select User" field
- Click the "Caseload" radio button
- Click "Add" in the "Add or Remove Client From Caseload" field
- Select a client [ClientB], from the "Unit" field or by using the "Client" search field
- Click the [Upload Caseload] button.
- Validate the "Current Caseload" field contains [ClientA]
- Select [UserB] in the "Select User" field
- Click the "Caseload" radio button
- Click "Add" in the "Add or Remove Client From Caseload" field
- Select a client [ClientB], from the "Unit" field or by using the "Client" search field
- Validate the "Current Caseload" field contains [ClientB]
- Exit the form
- Open form "Change UserID"
- Select [UserA] in the "User" field
- Populate the "New User ID" field with a new user ID [UserC]
- Submit the form
- Validate the form files successfully
- Return to the form
- Select [UserB] in the "User" field
- Populate the "New User ID" field [UserD]
- Submit the form
- Validate the form files successfully
- Open the "Manage Observer Caseload" form
- Search for [UserA]
- Validate [UserA] is not found
- Search for [UserC]
- Validate [UserC] the users new ID, is found
- Validate [ClientA] added in step 1 displays in the "Current Caseload" field, as expected
- Search for [UserB]
- Validate [UserB] is not found
- Search for [UserD]
- Validate [UserD] the users new ID, is found
- Validate [ClientB] added in step 1 displays in the "Current Caseload" field, as expected
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Topics
• User Definition
• NX
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'Team Assignment' is enhanced to no longer allow inactive teams in the drop down search.
Scenario 1: 'Team Assignment' - validate Inactive and Deleted Teams are no longer included in the 'Admission' form 'Team Assignment' selection drop down field.
Specific Setup:
- RADplus 2022 Update 58 is required for full functionality.
- One or more teams are defined in the 'Team Definition' form.
- Client A is assigned to a team which will be flagged as 'Inactive'.
- Using 'Team Definition', flag the team Client A is assigned to as 'Inactive'.
- Client B is assigned to a team which will be deleted.
- Using 'Team Definition', flag the team Client B assigned to as 'Deleted'
Steps
- Create a report against SQL Table 'admission_data_other'.
- Include in the report, at a minimum, the following fields:
- PATID
- team_assignment_value
- team_assignment_code
- data_entry_date
- Run the report. Note the values entered for Client A and Client B. The team_assignment_value and team_assignment_code fields will be blank for both clients.
- Open the 'Admission (Outpatient)' form. Note that this functionality is the same in the 'Admission' form as well.
- Select Client A.
- Verify that there is no selection in the 'Team Assignment' field.
- Navigate to the 'Team Assignment' field.
- Click on the drop down list.
- Verify that no Teams defined as 'Inactive' are displayed for selection.
- Select any active Team from the list.
- Click [Submit].
- Open the 'Admission (Outpatient)' form. Note that this functionality is the same in the 'Admission' form as well.
- Select Client B.
- Verify that there is no selection in the 'Team Assignment' field. This team has been deleted from the 'Team Definition' form.
- Navigate to the 'Team Assignment' field.
- Click on the drop down list.
- Verify that no Teams which were deleted are included in the drop down list.
- Select any active Team from the list.
- Click [Submit].
- Run the report again.
- Verify the team_assignment_value and team_assignment_code fields are populated for both Client A and Client B.
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Topics
• NX
• Team Assignment
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Form Designer
Scenario 1: Form Designer - Form field validations
Specific Setup:
- Have a system with multiple root system codes defined.
- [UserA] has access to the "Form Designer" form
- [UserA] access to the following forms:
- 'Table Definition', 'Form Definition', 'Envelope Definition', 'Report Definition', 'Site Specific Section Modeling' and any other desired forms
- [UserA] is logged any desired root system code
Steps
- Open form "Form Designer"
- From the "Forms" list, select any desired form
- Select any section from the "Sections" tab
- Validate field "Other System Codes to File Form Designer Changes to" contains all other valid root systems codes, displayed as expected
- Click back to the "Forms" list and validate the following forms are present for selection in the drop down list:
- 'Table Definition'
- 'Form Definition'
- 'Envelope Definition'
- 'Report Definition'
- 'Site Specific Section Modeling'
- Select each form in step c
- Click [Show Section]
- Select each section listed for the form for edit:
- Validate the form layout is displayed as expected
- Click [Save]
- Validate the section saved successfully
- Click [Submit]
- Validate the "Form Definition" form is saved successfully
Form Designer and Form Definition (Form's) - Product design and field changes
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
Scenario 1: Form Designer - Revert changes to a previous layout
Specific Setup:
- Have a system where the cache server resides in a different time zone than the client's workstation. For example, cache server rides in "Central" time zone, users workstation is in "Eastern" time zone.
- In the 'Registry Settings' form, set registry 'Utilize Local Workstation Time Zone' setting to "Y".
- Open any form [FormA] in "Form Designer" and make any change to the field layout on the form. [FDChange1].
- Note the current layout of the form and the current date and time.
- Submit the form.
Steps
- Open the 'Form Designer' form.
- Select [FormA] from the 'Forms' field.
- Select the desired section.
- Click [Show Section].
- Validate the changes made [FDChange1] in the setup, are present.
- Make another change to form field layout. [FDChange2].
- Note the current layout of the form and the current date and time.
- Submit the form.
- Repeat steps 1 thru 4.
- Validate the changes made [FDChange2] in the setup, are present on the form layout.
- Click [Cancel] then [Yes] to go back to the main section.
- In the "Revert To Other Form Designer Copy" select "Yes".
- Click the "Select Copy to Revert to" drop down list.
- Locate the row of the last change made [FDChange2].
- Validate the timestamp for that row is consistent with the data and time noted in step 6.
- Locate the row of form designer change made in the setup [FDChange1].
- Validate the timestamp for that row is consistent with the data and time noted in setup.
- Select that row.
- Submit the form.
- On the home view, search for [FormA].
- Open the form.
- Validate the form layout of the form is consistent with the layout [FDChange1], reverted to in step 11.
Scenario 2: Form Definition (Form) - Validate "Netsmart Produced " product design field and format changes
Specific Setup:
- Have access to the "Form Definition" form in the "PM" namespace and any child namespace
- Have access to the "Form Designer" form in the "PM" namespace and any child namespace
- Have access to any modeled form in each namespace [FormA]
- In each namespace, open "Form Definition" and select [FormA], make a note the following:
- In "Event Definition" section, note the size of all the "Multi-Select" dictionary fields, for example, the "Enable", "Disable", "Required", "Not Required", "Hide" and "Unhide" fields
Steps
- Open form "Form Designer"
- From the "Forms" drop down list, select "Form Definition"
- Select the "Event Def." section from the "Sections" field
- Navigate to the "Select Copy to Revert to" field.
- Select "Netsmart Produced Changes". (Please Note: This selection will revert the section to the latest Netsmart product design layout for the section. Note: In the event the user wants to revert to the previous layout after submission, the user can return and select the previous layout from the "Select Copy to Revert to" field drop down list and restore it back)
- Click [Submit]
- Validate the form files successfully
- Navigate back to the "Form Definition"
- Select [FormA]
- Navigate to the "Object Definition" and select a field to edit
- Click the "Event Def" section on the left side
- Scroll down and observe the size of all the "Multi-Select" dictionary fields, for example, the "Enable", "Disable", "Required", "Not Required", "Lock", "Unlock" and "Fields for Summation" fields
- Validate the size of the box containing the dictionary values of the fields noted in the set up has increased and more dictionary values are now visible, if applicable. (Note: the increase is approximately twice the original size)
- Close the form
- Repeat steps 1 and 2 in any child namespaces
- Validate results are as expected
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Topics
• Form Designer
• NX
• Auto Save
• Azure Authentication
• Assign MR#
• Audit Log
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User Management web service
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
Scenario 1: Updating a user using the 'User Management' web service
Specific Setup:
- Have a system with “Netsmarts "(NIAM) Netsmart’s Identity and Access Management" functionality” configured.
- In form "User Definition",:
- User [ExternalA] has is set with prompt 'Use External Login' to 'Yes' and an external user ID populated in field in 'External Login ID'
- User [ExternalA] is assigned to a user role with "SQL" Table access in form "User Definition"
- User [NoExternalA] is assigned is set with prompt 'Use External Login' to 'No' and is assigned to any user role
- Have access to form "Change User ID"
- Have access to program "SoapUI" to execute web services
- Have the web service "WEBSVC.UserManagement" imported and the "UpdateUser" request populated with the required fields to update an existing user
Steps
- Open "SoapUI"
- Navigate to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the <UserID> field in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with the UserID for [UserA]
- Change the existing value in any field currently populated. For example, change the current value in the <User Description> field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate the 'Message' field in the response section states: "User [UserA] was successfully updated"
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserA]
- Locate the field that was updated in step 1
- Validate the field updated via the web service in step1, contains the new value [NewValueA]
- Navigate back to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the <UserID> field in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with the UserID for [UserB]
- Change the existing value in any field currently populated. For example, change the current value in the <User Description> field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate the 'Message' field in the response section states: "User [UserB] was successfully updated"
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserB]
- Locate the field that was updated in step 3
- Validate the field updated via the web service in step 3, contains the new value [NewValueA]
- Navigate back to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the <UserID> filed in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with the UserID for [UserC]
- Change the existing value in any field currently populated. For example, change the current value in the <User Description> field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate the 'Message' field in the response section states: "User [UserC] was successfully updated"
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserC]
- Locate the field that was updated in step 5
- Validate the field updated via the web service in step4, contains the new value [NewValueA]
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Topics
• Web Services
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"UpdateUser" web service
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
Scenario 1: Updating a user using the 'User Management' web service
Specific Setup:
- Have a system with “Netsmarts "(NIAM) Netsmart’s Identity and Access Management" functionality” configured.
- In form "User Definition",:
- User [ExternalA] has is set with prompt 'Use External Login' to 'Yes' and an external user ID populated in field in 'External Login ID'
- User [ExternalA] is assigned to a user role with "SQL" Table access in form "User Definition"
- User [NoExternalA] is assigned is set with prompt 'Use External Login' to 'No' and is assigned to any user role
- Have access to form "Change User ID"
- Have access to program "SoapUI" to execute web services
- Have the web service "WEBSVC.UserManagement" imported and the "UpdateUser" request populated with the required fields to update an existing user
Steps
- Open "SoapUI"
- Navigate to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the <UserID> field in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with the UserID for [UserA]
- Change the existing value in any field currently populated. For example, change the current value in the <User Description> field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate the 'Message' field in the response section states: "User [UserA] was successfully updated"
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserA]
- Locate the field that was updated in step 1
- Validate the field updated via the web service in step1, contains the new value [NewValueA]
- Navigate back to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the <UserID> field in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with the UserID for [UserB]
- Change the existing value in any field currently populated. For example, change the current value in the <User Description> field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate the 'Message' field in the response section states: "User [UserB] was successfully updated"
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserB]
- Locate the field that was updated in step 3
- Validate the field updated via the web service in step 3, contains the new value [NewValueA]
- Navigate back to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the <UserID> filed in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with the UserID for [UserC]
- Change the existing value in any field currently populated. For example, change the current value in the <User Description> field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate the 'Message' field in the response section states: "User [UserC] was successfully updated"
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserC]
- Locate the field that was updated in step 5
- Validate the field updated via the web service in step4, contains the new value [NewValueA]
Scenario 2: Updating a user using the 'User Management' web service
Specific Setup:
- Have a system configured to use Netsmart's "(NIAM) Netsmart’s Identity and Access Management" functionality
- In form "User Definition":
- User [UserA] is set with prompt 'Use External Login' to 'Yes' and an external user ID populated in field in 'External Login ID'
- User [UserA] is assigned to a user role with "SQL" table access
- User [UserB] is set with prompt 'Use External Login' to 'No' and is assigned to any desired user role
- Have access to form "Change User ID"
- Have access to program "SoapUI" to execute web services
- Have the web service "WEBSVC.UserManagement" imported and the "UpdateUser" request populated with the required fields to update an existing user
Steps
- Open "SoapUI"
- Navigate to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the "<UserID>" field in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with [UserA]
- Change the current value in the "<User Description>" field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Change the value of a second field, for example "Warn Non Caseload Access" to a new value [NewValueB]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate the message 'User USERA successfully updated', is displayed as expected
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserA]
- Validate the "User Description" field contains the new value [NewValueA], updated via web service
- Validate the field "Warn if User Attempts Non Caseload Access" is set to [NewValueB], updated via the web service
- Open form "Change User ID"
- Select [UserB] in the "User" Field
- Populate the "New User ID" field with a new ID [UserC]
- Submit the form
- Validate the form files successfully
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserB]
- Validate the field "Deactivate User" is checked
- Validate only the "User Description" field is enabled on the form
- Navigate back to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the "<UserID>" field in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with [UserB]
- Change the current value in the "<User Description>" field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Change the value of a second field, for example "Warn Non Caseload Access" to a new value [NewValueB]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate message 'User USERB successfully updated', is displayed
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserB]
- Validate the "User Description" field contains the new value [NewValueA], updated via web service
- Validate the field "Warn if User Attempts Non Caseload Access" is not set to its original valued, as only the "User Description" field can be updated for deactivated users
- Navigate back to the "WEBSVC.UserManagement" web service
- Locate the "<UserID>" filed in the "UpdateUser" request configured in the set up
- Populate the field with the [UserC]
- Change the current value in the "<User Description>" field to a different value [NewValueA]
- Change a value of a second field, for example "Warn Non Caseload Access" to a new value [NewValueB]
- Click the "Submit Request" arrow to execute the web service
- Validate message "User USERC successfully updated", is displayed
- Open form "User Definition"
- Select [UserC]
- Validate the "User Description" field contains the new value [NewValueA], updated via web service
- Validate the field "Warn if User Attempts Non Caseload Access" is set to [NewValueB], updated via the web service
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Topics
• Web Services
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About - Copyright Information
Note - These testing guidelines assume the user is skilled in the use of, at a minimum, the following:
- NX - Application About
- myAvatar 2021 - About
- myAvatar 2021 - Copyright
Scenario 1: Avatar NX - Validate the 'About' dialog
Steps
- Navigate to the 'User Menu'.
- Click [About].
- Validate the 'About' dialog is displayed.
- Validate the 'CPT Copyright' field is displayed and contains the following: "CPT copyright 2021 American Medical Association. All rights reserved. Fee scheduled, relative value units, conversion factors and/or related components are not assigned by the AMA, are not part of the CPT, and the AMA is not recommending their use. The AMA does not directly or indirectly practice medicine or dispense medical services. The AMA assumes no liability for data contained or not contained herein. CPT is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association. U.S. Government End Users. CPT is commercial technical data, which was developed exclusively at private expense by the American Medical Association (AMA), 330 North Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611. Use of CPT in connection with this product shall not be construed to grant the Federal Government a direct license to use CPT based on FAR52.227-14 (Data Rights - General) and DFARS 252.227-7015 (Technical Data - Commercial Items). The responsibility for the content of any "National Correct Coding Policy" included in this product is with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and no endorsement by the AMA or should be implied. The AMA disclaims responsibility for any consequences or liability attributable to or related to any use, nonuse or interpretation of information contained in this product."
- Click [OK].
- Validate the 'About' dialog is no longer displayed.
Scenario 2: myAvatar - Validate the 'About' dialog
Steps
- Click [Help].
- Select "About..." from the 'Help' menu.
- Validate the 'About' dialog is displayed.
- Click [Copyright Information].
- Validate the 'Copyright' dialog is displayed.
- Scroll down and validate there is a 'CPT' field.
- Validate the CPT field contains: "CPT copyright 2021 American Medical Association. All rights reserved. Fee scheduled, relative value units, conversion factors and/or related components are not assigned by the AMA, are not part of the CPT, and the AMA is not recommending their use. The AMA does not directly or indirectly practice medicine or dispense medical services. The AMA assumes no liability for data contained or not contained herein. CPT is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association. U.S. Government End Users. CPT is commercial technical data, which was developed exclusively at private expense by the American Medical Association (AMA), 330 North Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611. Use of CPT in connection with this product shall not be construed to grant the Federal Government a direct license to use CPT based on FAR52.227-14 (Data Rights - General) and DFARS 252.227-7015 (Technical Data - Commercial Items). The responsibility for the content of any "National Correct Coding Policy" included in this product is with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and no endorsement by the AMA or should be implied. The AMA disclaims responsibility for any consequences or liability attributable to or related to any use, nonuse or interpretation of information contained in this product."
- Click [Close] and [OK].
- Validate the 'Copyright' and 'About' dialogs are no longer displayed.
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Topics
• NX
• About...
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Topics
• Progress Notes (Group And Individual)
• Document Routing
• NX
• My To Do's
• Treatment Plan
• To-Do's
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