XR settings for Portering

XR settings control and configure all of Cris.

Click Tables Setup.

Select System > XR Settings.
Filter the list by entering a keyword in the Filter field.
Click to select a setting.
Enter a value in the Value field.

Double-click the Value field then double-click to select a value from the options.

Click the Save Changes button.
Click the Refresh Table button.

Portering

	Level	Setting	Value	Description
	XR, XRTR, XRS	PORTERING.DefaultPatientTypes	Default (A = Inpatient).	Enter a comma-separated list of patient types, or select "Not specified" to allow all.
	XR, XRTR, XRS	PORTERING.ValidateEntry	Yes, No, Default (No).	Force validation of a porter request.

Porter List

	Level	Setting	Value	Description
	XR, XRTR, XRS	PORTERLIST.Portering	Select columns from the list of options. Available columns	Select which columns are available in the Porter List.

Warning:

It is essential to consider the level of an XR setting when making changes. System and Trust should not be altered without agreement from all stakeholders.

Level	Description
XR (System)	Changes made here will affect the entire Cris system across all connected trusts.
XRTR (Trust)	Changes made here will override XR and affect the whole trust.
XRS (Site)	Changes made here will override XRTR and affect the entire hospital / site.
XRT (Terminal)	Changes made here will override XRS Setting and only apply to that terminal / workstation.

Note:

When you open the Cris Setup window, you will see that your terminal is highlighted in the directory tree. Therefore, if you change XR settings, they will be applied at Terminal level. If you want XR settings to apply across your Site, Trust, or System, select a higher level folder before making changes.

Tip:

Click Open Local XRT to show settings for your current terminal. Clicking Open Local XRT will highlight your terminal in the directory.
Click the Reset to Default button to return an XR setting to its default value.
Right-click a terminal to delete its XRT (Terminal) settings.