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The
solution is designed
to help you locate the information you need
. While each page contains information specific to your current need, the basic layout of each page remains constant so that you
might become familiar with the
solution in a short period of time.
Page Elements
Using this example of a page from the application, look for the following standard elements:
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Top Banner and Footer
At the top of every page, there are several bars or layers of information that orient you in the solution and help you locate and access relevant information. Collectively, these bars are referred to as the top banner. Individually, these bars are known as the solution bar, navigation bar, events bar, and page utilities. Each bar presents certain features that may be available consistently, on every page at all times, or temporarily depending on a variety of circumstances.
Element | Features | |
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| Solution Bar |
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| Navigation Bar | Comprised of breadcrumbs, these chips identify your current location in the solution and act shortcuts to your home page and other sections and pages in the available menus.
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| Events Bar | The events bar displays notices or reminders about events that are happening in your region. Event notices are color-coded, according to selections made during event template creation, and you can click a notice to immediately open the page and get more information. The events bar can be expanded or contracted during your session. |
| Page Utilities | The page utilities bar provides immediate access to features such as system notices, the map, customization, printing, page-level help, and other features. While the bar is always visible, the links available on the bar change depending on the page you are viewing. |
The footer, located at the bottom of every page includes information about the solution, including the copyright, solution name and version, and a link to the Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
View Elements
In EMResource, a view is a page that presents information about the resources to which you have access. Views tend to be focused on specific groups or categories of resources, such as hospital ED statuses, bed capacities, dialysis or psychiatric services, toxicity, or chempacks.
When you first log in to EMResource, one of the following pages open:
- Your Region Default view
- A view your administrator assigned to you
You can keep the default view as your home page or create your own default view. Either way, that is the view you will see every time you log in to EMResource. Also, you
Element
Description
Information bar
The EMResource information bar provides ready access to a number of options, including other Juvare applications, changing regions, contact information, the Help system, and more. Refer to Navigation: Information Bar for more details.
Menu bar
Presents the features you have access to. Point (with your cursor) to the header to view a drop-down menu of options or click the header to view a page with all of your options in that area. All users can set their preferences, including their contact information (User Info).
Refer also to Navigation: Menu.
User Links
Open a pick list containing links (references) you may find useful as you work in EMResource. When you click a link, the reference opens in a new tab or browser window; the link may open a website, an EMResource form, or the page you can use to manually enter an incoming patient notification.
Refer also to Navigation: User Links.
Notifications banner
The banner shows event notifications appropriate to the region and to you (as a user).
Page footer
The footer of every page includes information about the application, including the copyright date, name and version of the application, your name and username, and the current date and time. You can also click Terms & Conditions to see EMResource's Terms and Conditions of Use, Privacy Policy, or Mobile View to see EMResource in its mobile device format.
View Elements
The very first time you log in to the application, one of the following occurs:
Your Region's default View page opens, showing a listing of the resources to which you have access, as well as at least one currently reported status.
The default view your administrator assigned to you opens.
EMResource is a highly configurable tool. You can choose to create your own default view, or use one of the existing views (such as this Region Default view) as your personal default. Whatever your choice, it is the first page you will see when you log in. This topic addresses basic elements of any view.
You can quickly return to your default view from any page in the solution by clicking the home icon 
in the menu bar.Juvare logo on the solution bar or the left-most breadcrumb that displays the home icon and your region name.
The Use the following example of the a Region Default view and the table that follows it to learn about potential elements of the View page:identifies key elements that you will find on most views.
Element | Description |
| Name of the view | The name of |
the current view appears at the |
upper left. In this example, the name |
is Region Default. |
| Action |
links |
Several actions |
links may be available to you, depending on your access rights and the page you are viewing. These can include the following:
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Expand/collapse column headers
Column definitions
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| Section expand/collapse icon | The |
plus (+) |
and minus (-) |
icons on the top left of each section header allow you to expand or collapse the content of that section. | |
Column definitions | Click a column header to open a window that contains a definition (and, potentially, valid values) for |
the data element. |
| Keys icon |
Resource details
Keys icon indicatesThe keys icon only appears on resources for you have access to |
change the resource |
status. Click the keys |
to icon to open the view-specific Update Status page. |
Resource name | The resource name is a link that takes you to |
the resource’s details page. |
| Event icons |
Event icons appear when the resource is involved in an event. The icon can help you determine |
Examples: 
the type of event and any possible resource commitments. Click the icon for more information. | ||
Some of the following elements do not appear | ||
in the image above. | ||
ICS icon | If an incident has been created in Electronic ICS® | |
and it affects one or more of your resources, the ICS |
appears icon appears next to |
the affected resources. | ||
Blue triangle (comment indicator) | A blue triangle in the upper right corner of a resource status cell indicates that a comment was made about the |
Comment indicator (blue triangle)
resource. Point to the cell |
and a window opens, displaying the comment and, potentially, other relevant |
details. |
Last Update | Indicates the date |
and time of the most recent update to the resource. Simply point to a resource status cell and the Last Update window appears. If the date |
and time values are red, the status for the resource is expired and should be updated. Some views do not include this column. |
| Summary |
The summary or last row of a resource type section |
displays the total value of all numeric status types in that section column. The summary is available when the resource type includes a status type that is numeric and for which |
the Display Summary |
Totals setting has been |
enabled |
. Other status types and |
status types that do not have |
the summary enabled show N/A in the Summary row. | |
Status Type Summary |
When a view includes at least one numeric status type and one or more of the included numeric status types are configured to display |
the summary totals, the last section |
is usually the Status Type Summary. Also, if the view includes multiple regions, the section indicates the source region where appropriate |
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