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| − | * | + | * '''Thumbnail Gallery''' located on the right hand side of the clinical record screen. A Thumbnails button is available on the toolbar to allow you to toggle the thumbnail gallery on or off. |
| − | * | + | * '''Images List'' that is accessible either via an "Images" button in the navigation bar, or as a separate tab page in the main clinical record window. |
| − | Double click | + | Double click an item in the images list or on the thumbnail gallery to open the image full screen. See [[View Images]]. |
| − | + | == Patient Folder == | |
| − | The patient folder | + | The patient folder does not allow direct capture of new images itself, as all images should be linked with some clinical event. |
| − | + | However, the patient folder screen does show all the images for that patient in the Thumbnail Gallery window on the right, or in the "Images" list as described above. | |
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Revision as of 12:11, 11 April 2019
Contents
Where To Import Images
Clinical records such as Significant Events, iBID, Wound Assessment and Skin lesion all have imaging capabilities to allow the user to add linked patient images.
To upload a new image, you must select the most appropriate clinical record in which you can upload your images. For example; if your images are of a burn patient, it is likely you will have an IBID record available into which you can upload your images. Likewise, if your images are of a patients skin lesion, there should be a Skin Lesion Assessment record to upload your images into. If there is no appropriate clinical record available, you should create a new Significant Event record & use that to detail the circumstances around the need for your image capture.
At any point, adding new images to your clinical record is available under the New Button on the main toolbar : 
How to Import Images
Images can be imported using several methods. The method will depend on the device from which you capturing the images:
Press the "New" button on the toolbar to open this window:
- Importing Images from Files : Imports images from your computer, attached USB sticks & other external storage devices such as hard drives.
- Import Image from device : Imports images from a device such as a digital camera or scanners.
- Capture Image From Video Camera : Allows direct captures from the live feed of a webcam, tablet camera or other attached video device (some medical devices provide a video feed).
- Import Image Via Mobile App Service : From the aqNetPhoto mobile app (available Autumn 2019 in the play store).
How & Where to See Your Images
Your imported images will be displayed as:
- Thumbnail Gallery located on the right hand side of the clinical record screen. A Thumbnails button is available on the toolbar to allow you to toggle the thumbnail gallery on or off.
- 'Images List that is accessible either via an "Images" button in the navigation bar, or as a separate tab page in the main clinical record window.
Double click an item in the images list or on the thumbnail gallery to open the image full screen. See View Images.
Patient Folder
The patient folder does not allow direct capture of new images itself, as all images should be linked with some clinical event.
However, the patient folder screen does show all the images for that patient in the Thumbnail Gallery window on the right, or in the "Images" list as described above.
Refreshing
After importing images into clinical records within the patient folder, you may need to refresh the thumbnail display or the images list on your patient folder to see the latest images.
