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CustomImmunisation configuration setting

Keys

Key

Value

1

MedicalMaint

2

CustomImmunisation

3

1

4

CustomImmunisation1

Note: You can have up to five custom immunisations. Each custom immunisation must use a unique number from 1 to 5 for keys 3 and 4. For example, the second custom immunisation keys would be MedicalMaint:CustomImmunisation:2:CustomImmunisation2.

Description

The CustomImmunisation configuration setting is used to create customised immunisations on the Immunisation tab of the Medical Maintenance window. Custom immunisations are stored as the field name and tooltip separated by a pipe ( | ) character. For example, Malaria | Experimental Malaria Vaccine.

Default value

The default value is Custom 1 | 1st Customised Immunisation. The field Custom 1 appears on the Immunisation tab of the Medical Maintenance window, with the tooltip of 1st Customised Immunisation.

Medical Maintenance - Immunisation tab (cut down, custom immunisation tooltip)

Setting a different value

Type a new code and description in the Value field on the Configuration File Maintenance window. See Maintaining configuration files.

CustomImmunisation configuration setting

Last modified: 4/09/2013 6:17:17 PM

See Also

Maintaining medical setup data

luDisabilityLevel lookup table

luMedicalIncidentType lookup table

luMedicalPrivateInsuranceFund lookup table

luMedicalVenue lookup table

luMedicationAdministration lookup table

Incidents:HotReports configuration setting

MedicalIncident:Description configuration setting

ReleaseExternally:AbsenceEventsMode configuration setting

ReleaseExternally:AbsenceEventType configuration setting

ReleaseExternally:AbsenceReason configuration setting

ReleaseExternally:AbsenceType configuration setting

ReleaseInternally:AbsenceEventsMode configuration setting

ReleaseInternally:AbsenceEventType configuration setting

ReleaseInternally:AbsenceReason configuration setting

ReleaseInternally:AbsenceType configuration setting

© 2013 Synergetic Management Systems. Published 15 October 2013.

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