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| Combined Chronology |
A unique feature of Total View is its combined chronology. This gives the user a complete view of the client's interaction with care services and other agencies by bringing together a complete historical record of documents, actions, events and any other type of time based information relating to the selected client.
The practitioner can focus on a specific aspect of the chronology, by filtering the type of record and re-sorting the display (e.g. by type, date or description). Key records and priority documents in the chronology are highlighted in order to make sure the user is aware of them.
The user may view the underlying details of any chronology item, subject to permission. Permissions are set at two levels: open access and challenged access, which means that some users may view records, but only having given a valid reason for doing so. All access is logged.
The chronology is brought together from records obtained from any sources of information that are available to Total View.
The Total View chronology is a powerful feature, giving users a simple to use way of assessing quickly a client's circumstances, and the ability to drill down into more detail.
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