http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/ Tue, 07 Sep 2010 23:34:39 +0000 MyBB http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-91.html Tue, 06 Jul 2010 12:37:58 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-91.html
Emis National User Group Annual Conference at the University of Warwick on 8th – 10th September 2010

National Vision User Group National Conference at St John’s Hotel in Solihull on 11th – 12th November

Be sure to come and say hello!]]>
Emis National User Group Annual Conference at the University of Warwick on 8th – 10th September 2010

National Vision User Group National Conference at St John’s Hotel in Solihull on 11th – 12th November

Be sure to come and say hello!]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-74.html Fri, 25 Jun 2010 08:44:54 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-74.html Recommend a friend and receive 100 days free!

If you have recommended Little Green Button to anyone, please complete the form on our website to let us know.

If that organisation purchases a licence within 6 months of your recommendation, we will add 100 days to your licence.

Please see www.littlegreenbutton.com for further details.]]> Recommend a friend and receive 100 days free!

If you have recommended Little Green Button to anyone, please complete the form on our website to let us know.

If that organisation purchases a licence within 6 months of your recommendation, we will add 100 days to your licence.

Please see www.littlegreenbutton.com for further details.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-70.html Fri, 30 Apr 2010 08:09:58 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-70.html We have added an 'Update your Clinical Records' form after a suggestion from one of our customers who wanted to collect patient smoking status.

Please see an example of this form here: http://securesurgerywebsite.co.uk/records,36937.htm.

For our English sites this page will be https secure on your website.

To use this form on your website sign into your website management, click on website content management and then click on menu/page management. The update your records form will be in your list of pages but it will be set to hidden. To unhide the form you need to click on the icon of the eye with the red cross over it and the red cross will disappear. You can rename the page by clicking on rename and you can move the page to a different place in your list by clicking on the grey + and dragging it to where you want it.

Click save and close in the top right hand corner and the form will appear within your pages. You can click to edit the text above and below the form and you can choose the email address that you would like the notifications to go to.

If I put your trial website together for your recently I will have already set this form up for you.]]> We have added an 'Update your Clinical Records' form after a suggestion from one of our customers who wanted to collect patient smoking status.

Please see an example of this form here: http://securesurgerywebsite.co.uk/records,36937.htm.

For our English sites this page will be https secure on your website.

To use this form on your website sign into your website management, click on website content management and then click on menu/page management. The update your records form will be in your list of pages but it will be set to hidden. To unhide the form you need to click on the icon of the eye with the red cross over it and the red cross will disappear. You can rename the page by clicking on rename and you can move the page to a different place in your list by clicking on the grey + and dragging it to where you want it.

Click save and close in the top right hand corner and the form will appear within your pages. You can click to edit the text above and below the form and you can choose the email address that you would like the notifications to go to.

If I put your trial website together for your recently I will have already set this form up for you.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-69.html Fri, 30 Apr 2010 08:07:57 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-69.html After a suggestion from one of our customers we have added a spell checker to your website content management text editor.

To spell check one of your pages sign into your website management, click on website content management, click to edit the page that you want to check and then click on the 'Toggle Spellchecker' icon. It will check the whole page for spelling mistakes and it will underline all the words that is thinks are misspelt with a red wiggly line. Please see an example attached.

If you have trouble opening the new editor you may need to delete your temporary internet files and then refresh the page.]]> After a suggestion from one of our customers we have added a spell checker to your website content management text editor.

To spell check one of your pages sign into your website management, click on website content management, click to edit the page that you want to check and then click on the 'Toggle Spellchecker' icon. It will check the whole page for spelling mistakes and it will underline all the words that is thinks are misspelt with a red wiggly line. Please see an example attached.

If you have trouble opening the new editor you may need to delete your temporary internet files and then refresh the page.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-68.html Wed, 17 Mar 2010 14:58:38 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-68.html
We've noticed that when our patients have changed their address, it's not matching up with what is on EnCompass. Is there a way that we can auto-update the address to what is on our clinical system or do we need to manually type them in when they change?]]>
We've noticed that when our patients have changed their address, it's not matching up with what is on EnCompass. Is there a way that we can auto-update the address to what is on our clinical system or do we need to manually type them in when they change?]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-67.html Fri, 05 Mar 2010 11:45:16 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-67.html When you cut, copy & paste text from another source into our text editor, the associated formatting styles also get copied along with the text. For example, from a word document or another web page. You might find the text editor is hard to use after doing this.

The solution:

If pasting from another webpage or email (html)

Instead of just pasting straight into the text editor

Click on this icon first .

A Paste as Plain Text pop up will open.

If you paste (Ctrl + V) into this pop up and then press . Your text will be pasted into your text editor without any formatting ready for you to format afterwards.


If pasting from Word or similar

Instead of just pasting straight into the text editor

Click on this icon first .

A Paste from Word pop up will open.

If you paste (Ctrl + V) into this pop up and then press . Your text will be pasted into your text editor without any formatting ready for you to format afterwards.]]> When you cut, copy & paste text from another source into our text editor, the associated formatting styles also get copied along with the text. For example, from a word document or another web page. You might find the text editor is hard to use after doing this.

The solution:

If pasting from another webpage or email (html)

Instead of just pasting straight into the text editor

Click on this icon first .

A Paste as Plain Text pop up will open.

If you paste (Ctrl + V) into this pop up and then press . Your text will be pasted into your text editor without any formatting ready for you to format afterwards.


If pasting from Word or similar

Instead of just pasting straight into the text editor

Click on this icon first .

A Paste from Word pop up will open.

If you paste (Ctrl + V) into this pop up and then press . Your text will be pasted into your text editor without any formatting ready for you to format afterwards.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-66.html Thu, 04 Mar 2010 13:55:01 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-66.html http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-65.html Thu, 04 Mar 2010 13:51:32 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-65.html http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-63.html Thu, 04 Mar 2010 08:42:52 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-63.html
This one probably sounds quite odd and possibly a long shot as well, but here goes.
I know that there is an option for the first line of the message to be shown before you click into the message. Is there a way it could also be made available that you see the comments appear in the same place.

And here's the reason.
Our girls on reception want to be able to show that the pt's notes have been pulled ready for a home visit, just so that they know who they've printed them for and who they haven't. I know in the most logical way, all you would have to do is check against the print outs but they want something to show they have pulled the notes without putting it into the message box when adding the visit.

So either for the comments to be able to appear in the same place as the 'Show first line of message' or as a button so they know it's been pulled.

I understand if you think this is a strange one but our girls like some clarification that aren't doing the same job more than once.]]>
This one probably sounds quite odd and possibly a long shot as well, but here goes.
I know that there is an option for the first line of the message to be shown before you click into the message. Is there a way it could also be made available that you see the comments appear in the same place.

And here's the reason.
Our girls on reception want to be able to show that the pt's notes have been pulled ready for a home visit, just so that they know who they've printed them for and who they haven't. I know in the most logical way, all you would have to do is check against the print outs but they want something to show they have pulled the notes without putting it into the message box when adding the visit.

So either for the comments to be able to appear in the same place as the 'Show first line of message' or as a button so they know it's been pulled.

I understand if you think this is a strange one but our girls like some clarification that aren't doing the same job more than once.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-62.html Wed, 03 Mar 2010 12:38:55 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-62.html After a suggestion from one of our customers you can now print multiple new repeat prescription requests in one go from your website. The surgery in question now print all of their new requests once a day to complete in one go.

The way they do this:

Sign into your website management

and go to logs at the top.

Click on prescriptions and you will see your list. All of you newest requests will be first.

Tick the boxes down the left of all of your new requests. There is a select all tick box at the bottom to make things quicker if they are all new.

Then click on print selected items.

Afterwards, to help, you can change the status of all of these requests from pending to completed so that when you sign in again the next day you will know which ones you have/haven't done.

Do this by:

Ticking the boxes to the left of those that are completed.

Clicking on the drop down box next to Change status for selected items:,

choose completed and then click save.]]> After a suggestion from one of our customers you can now print multiple new repeat prescription requests in one go from your website. The surgery in question now print all of their new requests once a day to complete in one go.

The way they do this:

Sign into your website management

and go to logs at the top.

Click on prescriptions and you will see your list. All of you newest requests will be first.

Tick the boxes down the left of all of your new requests. There is a select all tick box at the bottom to make things quicker if they are all new.

Then click on print selected items.

Afterwards, to help, you can change the status of all of these requests from pending to completed so that when you sign in again the next day you will know which ones you have/haven't done.

Do this by:

Ticking the boxes to the left of those that are completed.

Clicking on the drop down box next to Change status for selected items:,

choose completed and then click save.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-61.html Wed, 03 Mar 2010 12:15:28 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-61.html After a couple of suggestions from our customers you have 2 options with regards to needing patient signatures on your registration form.

1. Your patients fill out your registration form and send them to you online. You then ask your patients to come down to the surgery and sign their forms.

So you don't have to fill in a paper form yourself you can actually print a filled in form from your website management with some areas that need signing.

When a new request is made you get an email and the request is also kept in your secure website logs.

If you sign into your website management, go to logs, and go to your registration requests you will see your list of new requests.

If you click on view next to the patients name you can see a bit more about them.

If you click on view the filled in form you get a pop up displaying the form filled in with all of the patients details. If you print this filled in form you will notice there are 4 new areas that need filling in:

• An area requiring the patients signature or a signature on behalf of the patient.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to organ donation.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to inclusion on the NHS Blood Doner Register.
• And an area to be completed by the doctor.

You could ask your patient to come into the surgery to sign these new areas.

2. If you would like you can make your patients fill in your form, print it, sign it and then bring it down to your surgery.

Instead of a send button at the bottom of your registration form there will be a print button.

When the patient prints the form there will be 4 new areas that need filling in:

• An area requiring the patients signature or a signature on behalf of the patient.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to organ donation.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to inclusion on the NHS Blood Doner Register.
• And an area to be completed by the doctor.

The patient can then sign the 3 areas he/she needs to sign and then bring the form down to your surgery.

To change your form to print only you need to:

Sign into your website management

and click on options.

You will need to check the on radio button next to Registration Form only available to print.

Then save changes and publish your website. The requests will still be kept in your website logs.]]> After a couple of suggestions from our customers you have 2 options with regards to needing patient signatures on your registration form.

1. Your patients fill out your registration form and send them to you online. You then ask your patients to come down to the surgery and sign their forms.

So you don't have to fill in a paper form yourself you can actually print a filled in form from your website management with some areas that need signing.

When a new request is made you get an email and the request is also kept in your secure website logs.

If you sign into your website management, go to logs, and go to your registration requests you will see your list of new requests.

If you click on view next to the patients name you can see a bit more about them.

If you click on view the filled in form you get a pop up displaying the form filled in with all of the patients details. If you print this filled in form you will notice there are 4 new areas that need filling in:

• An area requiring the patients signature or a signature on behalf of the patient.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to organ donation.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to inclusion on the NHS Blood Doner Register.
• And an area to be completed by the doctor.

You could ask your patient to come into the surgery to sign these new areas.

2. If you would like you can make your patients fill in your form, print it, sign it and then bring it down to your surgery.

Instead of a send button at the bottom of your registration form there will be a print button.

When the patient prints the form there will be 4 new areas that need filling in:

• An area requiring the patients signature or a signature on behalf of the patient.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to organ donation.
• An area requiring a signature confirming consent to inclusion on the NHS Blood Doner Register.
• And an area to be completed by the doctor.

The patient can then sign the 3 areas he/she needs to sign and then bring the form down to your surgery.

To change your form to print only you need to:

Sign into your website management

and click on options.

You will need to check the on radio button next to Registration Form only available to print.

Then save changes and publish your website. The requests will still be kept in your website logs.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-60.html Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:53:56 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-60.html Would you like to add a link to a document on your page?
For example, would you like to add a link to your travel questionnaire on your Travel Vaccination page?

Adding a link to a document is very similar to adding a link to another website.

Sign into your website management, go to Website Content Management and click to edit the page where you would like to insert a link to a document.

Type some text, for example: Click here to download our Travel Vaccination form.

Select the text (click and drag over the text) that you would like to turn into a link.
For example: the word here or all of the text Click here to download our Travel Vaccination form

Then click on the Insert/edit link icon and an Insert/edit link pop up will open.

Now click on the Browse icon to the right of the Link URL box.

Your Moxiecode Image Manager will open. This is where all your images and documents are kept. To add a document click on . An Upload pop up will open then Browse your computer to find your document. You can upload pdf, doc and xls documents.

Click and your document will be added to the Moxiecode Image Manager list. Note: This list is in alphabetical order.

Find your document in the list and click on it. You will be taken back to the Insert/edit link pop up.

• You can give your document a title if you would like.
• If you would like your document to open in a new window (so your patients do not lose your website) you can change the Target to open in a new window (_blank).

Click and your and the text will change to blue and underlined so your patients will know it is a link.

Click Save and then Publish your website.]]> Would you like to add a link to a document on your page?
For example, would you like to add a link to your travel questionnaire on your Travel Vaccination page?

Adding a link to a document is very similar to adding a link to another website.

Sign into your website management, go to Website Content Management and click to edit the page where you would like to insert a link to a document.

Type some text, for example: Click here to download our Travel Vaccination form.

Select the text (click and drag over the text) that you would like to turn into a link.
For example: the word here or all of the text Click here to download our Travel Vaccination form

Then click on the Insert/edit link icon and an Insert/edit link pop up will open.

Now click on the Browse icon to the right of the Link URL box.

Your Moxiecode Image Manager will open. This is where all your images and documents are kept. To add a document click on . An Upload pop up will open then Browse your computer to find your document. You can upload pdf, doc and xls documents.

Click and your document will be added to the Moxiecode Image Manager list. Note: This list is in alphabetical order.

Find your document in the list and click on it. You will be taken back to the Insert/edit link pop up.

• You can give your document a title if you would like.
• If you would like your document to open in a new window (so your patients do not lose your website) you can change the Target to open in a new window (_blank).

Click and your and the text will change to blue and underlined so your patients will know it is a link.

Click Save and then Publish your website.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-58.html Wed, 03 Mar 2010 09:35:58 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-58.html Would you like to add an image into your web page?

Login to your website management

and click on Website Content Management.

Click to edit the page that you would like to add an image into.

The text editior will open.

Click where you would like to add an image - so your curser is blinking.

Then click on the Insert/edit image icon .

An Insert/edit image pop up will open. Then click on the Browse icon .

Your Moxiecode Image Manager will open. This is where all your images and documents are kept. To add an image click on . An Upload pop up will open then Browse your computer to find your image.

Click and your image will be added to the Moxiecode Image Manager list. Note: This list is in alphabetical order.

Find your image in the list and click on it. You will be taken back to the Insert/edit image pop up.

• You can give your image a description and title if you would like.
• If you click on the appearance tab you can change its size. Note you can also resize the image after you have added it to your page.
  

Click and your image will be added to your page.

• You can move your image by clicking on it and dragging it.
• You can change its size by clicking on the image, then click and drag one of the little boxes at the edge until it is at the size you want.

]]> Would you like to add an image into your web page?

Login to your website management

and click on Website Content Management.

Click to edit the page that you would like to add an image into.

The text editior will open.

Click where you would like to add an image - so your curser is blinking.

Then click on the Insert/edit image icon .

An Insert/edit image pop up will open. Then click on the Browse icon .

Your Moxiecode Image Manager will open. This is where all your images and documents are kept. To add an image click on . An Upload pop up will open then Browse your computer to find your image.

Click and your image will be added to the Moxiecode Image Manager list. Note: This list is in alphabetical order.

Find your image in the list and click on it. You will be taken back to the Insert/edit image pop up.

• You can give your image a description and title if you would like.
• If you click on the appearance tab you can change its size. Note you can also resize the image after you have added it to your page.
  

Click and your image will be added to your page.

• You can move your image by clicking on it and dragging it.
• You can change its size by clicking on the image, then click and drag one of the little boxes at the edge until it is at the size you want.

]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-49.html Tue, 02 Mar 2010 10:20:36 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-49.html After a suggestion from Kate at Winchcombe Medical Centre we have given you the ability to edit the text that is sent out to your patients when they fill in your repeat prescription form.

The text currently reads:
Your request for a Repeat Prescription has been forwarded to {{PRACTICE_NAME}} and will be processed as soon as possible.

You can now edit or add to this text:

Sign into your website management.

Go to Website Content Management

and click to edit your repeat prescription page.

If you scroll to the bottom you will see you can click to edit the
Text to be displayed at the top of the email content which is sent once the form is submitted.

The text {{PRACTICE_NAME}} will display your practice name in the emails.

Your patients can choose whether to receive a copy of their request when filling in your form. If they do this they will receive a different email. This text will appear at the top of the email regardless of which option they choose.]]> After a suggestion from Kate at Winchcombe Medical Centre we have given you the ability to edit the text that is sent out to your patients when they fill in your repeat prescription form.

The text currently reads:
Your request for a Repeat Prescription has been forwarded to {{PRACTICE_NAME}} and will be processed as soon as possible.

You can now edit or add to this text:

Sign into your website management.

Go to Website Content Management

and click to edit your repeat prescription page.

If you scroll to the bottom you will see you can click to edit the
Text to be displayed at the top of the email content which is sent once the form is submitted.

The text {{PRACTICE_NAME}} will display your practice name in the emails.

Your patients can choose whether to receive a copy of their request when filling in your form. If they do this they will receive a different email. This text will appear at the top of the email regardless of which option they choose.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-48.html Tue, 02 Mar 2010 08:58:34 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-48.html You can add both internal and external links into any page on your website. You can also make both text and images into links.

Sign into your website management, go to Website Content Management and click to edit the page where you would like to insert a link.

External Links

1. Type some text, for example: Click here for the NHS Direct website.
Or you can type the website address, for example: www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk.
Alternatively you can add an image, for example:

2. Select the text (click and drag over the text) that you would like to turn into a link for example: the word here or www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
Alternatively click on the image that you would like to turn into a link. Little white boxes will appear at the corners of your image.

3. Then click on the Insert/edit link icon and a pop up will open.

4. You need to type the URL of the website that you would like to link to in the Link URL box, for example http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk. You must include http://.
Top Tip: why not visit the website that you would like to link to and then copy and paste the URL straight out of your address bar - this will prevent any spelling mistakes.

If you would like your external website to appear in a new window (so your patients do not lose your website) you can change the Target to open in a new window (_blank).

5. Click Insert and the text will change to blue and underlined so your patients will know it is a link. Click Save and then Publish your website.
If you have made an image into a link the$n the image will have a blue box around it - this box will not be visible when you Save and Publish.

Result:

Click here for the NHS Direct website.

www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk



Internal Links

If you would like to add an internal link into your website, for example if you would like to put a link to your repeat prescription page from your home page, then you need to first follow stages 1, 2 and 3 above.

4. Instead of typing http://... you need to type the Web Page Extension of the page you would like to link to in the Link URL box.

For example, on our Secure Surgery Website the repeat prescription page is:
www.securesurgerywebsite.co.uk/repeat-prescription-form,28336.htm
We would paste the text: /repeat-prescription-form,28336.htm into the Link URL box.

Because your patients will not lose your website by clicking on this link leave the Target as Open in this window / frame.

5. Click Insert, then Save and then Publish your website.

Result:

]]> You can add both internal and external links into any page on your website. You can also make both text and images into links.

Sign into your website management, go to Website Content Management and click to edit the page where you would like to insert a link.

External Links

1. Type some text, for example: Click here for the NHS Direct website.
Or you can type the website address, for example: www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk.
Alternatively you can add an image, for example:

2. Select the text (click and drag over the text) that you would like to turn into a link for example: the word here or www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk
Alternatively click on the image that you would like to turn into a link. Little white boxes will appear at the corners of your image.

3. Then click on the Insert/edit link icon and a pop up will open.

4. You need to type the URL of the website that you would like to link to in the Link URL box, for example http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk. You must include http://.
Top Tip: why not visit the website that you would like to link to and then copy and paste the URL straight out of your address bar - this will prevent any spelling mistakes.

If you would like your external website to appear in a new window (so your patients do not lose your website) you can change the Target to open in a new window (_blank).

5. Click Insert and the text will change to blue and underlined so your patients will know it is a link. Click Save and then Publish your website.
If you have made an image into a link the$n the image will have a blue box around it - this box will not be visible when you Save and Publish.

Result:

Click here for the NHS Direct website.

www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk



Internal Links

If you would like to add an internal link into your website, for example if you would like to put a link to your repeat prescription page from your home page, then you need to first follow stages 1, 2 and 3 above.

4. Instead of typing http://... you need to type the Web Page Extension of the page you would like to link to in the Link URL box.

For example, on our Secure Surgery Website the repeat prescription page is:
www.securesurgerywebsite.co.uk/repeat-prescription-form,28336.htm
We would paste the text: /repeat-prescription-form,28336.htm into the Link URL box.

Because your patients will not lose your website by clicking on this link leave the Target as Open in this window / frame.

5. Click Insert, then Save and then Publish your website.

Result:

]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-47.html Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:26:39 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-47.html http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-46.html Mon, 01 Mar 2010 17:01:48 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-46.html http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-45.html Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:42:58 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-45.html Are you interested in what your patients think about your Surgery? Why not ask them by adding a questionnaire to your website!

This feature was added in October 2009 after a suggestion from one of our customers. We have added the capability for you all but it is set to hidden within your menu/page management. If you would like to use this feature:

Login to your website management and

click on Website Content management.

Click on Menu/page management and

you will see that the page 'Patient Questionnaire' is in your left hand menu but it has a this icon little icon next to it.

To make the page visible simply click on this icon and the red cross will disappear .

• You can rename the page by clicking on [Rename].
• You can also drag and drop the page to anywhere in the list by clicking on the .

You will need to click on save and close in the top right hand corner to save these changes.

You will be taken back to your Website Content Management page. Now click on your Patient Questionnaire page in your menu.

On this page you can put text above and below the questionnaire. You can also add text to be displayed to your patients once the questionnaire is submitted.

To add a questionnaire first give it a Name

• You can make the results of the questionnaire visible to your patients once they have filled in the questionnaire by putting a tick next to Make Results available for the Public.
• If you would like to gather results for a particular time period you can choose a start and end date for your questionnaire by putting a tick next to Start/End Date.
  

and then click Create.

Yo add a question click on New Question.
Type your first question in the Question : box and type your first answer in the Answer 1: box. To add another answer click on (+ add more).

Once you have finished the question click on Save Question.

You can add as many questions as you would like.

You can edit an answer/question by clicking on [Edit] and you can delete an answer/question by clicking on the .
You can also drag and drop the questions to reorder them by click on the .

Once you have finished your questionnaire click on Publish website to make it visible to your patients.

To view your questionnaire results:

Login to your website management,

click on Logs

and then click on Questionnaires.

Click on View Results next to your questionnaire to view the results.

You can reset the questionnaire (delete all of the results) by clicking on Reset Questionnaire. Why not test your questionnaire and then remove the results when you have finished.

You can add more than one questionnaire to your website:

Login to your website management,

go to website content management

and click on Menu/page management.

Next to your questionnaire page click on the . The page will be duplicated and appear underneath.

You will need to rename the page so as not to confuse your patients. Save and Close and then follow the same stages above.

The questionnaire only allows your patients to choose one answer at the moment. We intent to expand its capability - we will keep you posted.]]> Are you interested in what your patients think about your Surgery? Why not ask them by adding a questionnaire to your website!

This feature was added in October 2009 after a suggestion from one of our customers. We have added the capability for you all but it is set to hidden within your menu/page management. If you would like to use this feature:

Login to your website management and

click on Website Content management.

Click on Menu/page management and

you will see that the page 'Patient Questionnaire' is in your left hand menu but it has a this icon little icon next to it.

To make the page visible simply click on this icon and the red cross will disappear .

• You can rename the page by clicking on [Rename].
• You can also drag and drop the page to anywhere in the list by clicking on the .

You will need to click on save and close in the top right hand corner to save these changes.

You will be taken back to your Website Content Management page. Now click on your Patient Questionnaire page in your menu.

On this page you can put text above and below the questionnaire. You can also add text to be displayed to your patients once the questionnaire is submitted.

To add a questionnaire first give it a Name

• You can make the results of the questionnaire visible to your patients once they have filled in the questionnaire by putting a tick next to Make Results available for the Public.
• If you would like to gather results for a particular time period you can choose a start and end date for your questionnaire by putting a tick next to Start/End Date.
  

and then click Create.

Yo add a question click on New Question.
Type your first question in the Question : box and type your first answer in the Answer 1: box. To add another answer click on (+ add more).

Once you have finished the question click on Save Question.

You can add as many questions as you would like.

You can edit an answer/question by clicking on [Edit] and you can delete an answer/question by clicking on the .
You can also drag and drop the questions to reorder them by click on the .

Once you have finished your questionnaire click on Publish website to make it visible to your patients.

To view your questionnaire results:

Login to your website management,

click on Logs

and then click on Questionnaires.

Click on View Results next to your questionnaire to view the results.

You can reset the questionnaire (delete all of the results) by clicking on Reset Questionnaire. Why not test your questionnaire and then remove the results when you have finished.

You can add more than one questionnaire to your website:

Login to your website management,

go to website content management

and click on Menu/page management.

Next to your questionnaire page click on the . The page will be duplicated and appear underneath.

You will need to rename the page so as not to confuse your patients. Save and Close and then follow the same stages above.

The questionnaire only allows your patients to choose one answer at the moment. We intent to expand its capability - we will keep you posted.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-44.html Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:58:22 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-44.html Do you have a lot of pages/sub pages on your website? If so, why not save your patients time by adding a search box to your website!

If your patients enter a word into your search box it will display a list of your pages that contain the word.

To put a search box on your website:

Log into your Website Management Console.

Go to Website Content Management

and click on Options.

Check the On radio button next to Display search box.

You will need to save changes at the bottom and then Publish website.]]> Do you have a lot of pages/sub pages on your website? If so, why not save your patients time by adding a search box to your website!

If your patients enter a word into your search box it will display a list of your pages that contain the word.

To put a search box on your website:

Log into your Website Management Console.

Go to Website Content Management

and click on Options.

Check the On radio button next to Display search box.

You will need to save changes at the bottom and then Publish website.]]> http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-43.html Mon, 01 Mar 2010 15:43:29 +0000 http://forum.wiggly-amps.com/thread-43.html Do you have any patients whose first language is not English? If so, why not add Google Translate to your website!

To add Google Translate to your website:

Log into your Website Management Console.

Go to Website Content Management

and click on Options.

Check the On radio button next to Google Translation Tool.

You will need to save changes at the bottom and then Publish website.

When your patients click to change the language a Google translate bar will appear at the top of the web page. To change the language back to English they will simply need to click on the Show original button.

The languages available for translation:
Afrikaans, Albanian, Arabic, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Greek, Haitian, Creole, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Welsh, Yiddish

Please be aware that the translation will not be perfect and this is out of our control.]]> Do you have any patients whose first language is not English? If so, why not add Google Translate to your website!

To add Google Translate to your website:

Log into your Website Management Console.

Go to Website Content Management

and click on Options.

Check the On radio button next to Google Translation Tool.

You will need to save changes at the bottom and then Publish website.

When your patients click to change the language a Google translate bar will appear at the top of the web page. To change the language back to English they will simply need to click on the Show original button.

The languages available for translation:
Afrikaans, Albanian, Arabic, Belarusian, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, Estonian, Filipino, Finnish, French, Galician, German, Greek, Haitian, Creole, Hebrew, Hindi, Hungarian, Icelandic, Indonesian, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Latvian, Lithuanian, Macedonian, Malay, Maltese, Norwegian, Persian, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Serbian, Slovak, Slovenian, Spanish, Swahili, Swedish, Thai, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Welsh, Yiddish

Please be aware that the translation will not be perfect and this is out of our control.]]>