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Creating a Form and Document Type Based Off Conditional Variables
This tutorial will walk you through how to set conditionals on a for.
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by Niki Budd
Creating a Form and Document Type Based Off Conditional Variables
At times, you will want to create a document that is responsive to variables beyond our system flow. An example would be a Medical History; all Incoming Athletes and Transfer Athletes will need to complete a completed medical history, but Returning Athletes would need a medical history update.
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Step-By-Step Instructions:
- Navigate to the form you wish to set conditions on
- Create your conditional question, the question that will trigger the response
- Copy or make note of the Vales for the response options, these values will be the trigger for the condition
- Create the item you'd like triggered. In this example I am going to set my condition on a Well, within the Well I have specific additional questions. With the item settings open select conditional
- Set the simple conditional to trigger how you'd like:
- This component should Display: True = Show, False = not show
- When the form component: Select the triggering question
- Has the value: Insert the value exactly as it appears on the triggering question
- Select Save
- Repeat as necessary if there are more conditionals or form edits. Select Save to save the form
- Create a document type if you have not done so already
We recommend testing your conditionals on a test organization to ensure they are working properly before assigning to patient profiles
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