Opens on its home page: pick Alex Allergytest's allergies, then prescribe on Gentu's clinical screen, in any order. Includes Daryl's 30 Oct changes: red and orange alerts grouped as production's drug-drug, and the two-step footer: Override and Accept, then Cancel or Confirm and prescribe, with four optional reasons under them that each prescribe (4 Nov). Open to anyone with the link.
For Brendan's tickets. Each element is the POC's real component, with its MIMS and Gentu field names beside it: free text, inactive codes, and each allergyType single and grouped. The footer has its own page. It is part of the POC, so it moves with it.
The footer when an allergy alert is on the script, as its own piece of work. Step 1: Cancel, Save, Override and Accept. Step 2: Cancel and Confirm and prescribe, with four optional reasons under them that each prescribe (Daryl, 3 Nov; Tam's mock, 4 Nov). Part of the POC, so it moves with it.
Gentu's Adverse Reactions card from the clinical side panel, on its own page and working: add a reaction through the real New Adverse Reaction form, edit, flag or delete it. Beside it, the Gentu fields (agent coded or free text, manifestation, severity, note, flag), the severity badge in all six colours (High, Life Threatening and Fatal red, Moderate amber, Mild blue, Unknown grey, Tam 10 Nov) and the two not-checked cases. Part of the POC, so it moves with it.
Gentu's own New Adverse Reaction form and Adverse Reactions card, kept. Severity added to the card as a Vitality StatusBadge, drawn at the three sidebar widths. Moment 3 adds allergy and drug-drug alerts together (frames 10 to 12). Edited in place from here on.
The 22 Oct map restyled on the Vitality Callout, in the layout of Michael's drug-drug alert surface. Content unchanged.
The idea map as first presented. Two moments, recording and prescribing, nine frames, questions Q1 to Q12. Never edited.