RPUG Web Plus Flexibility and Customization - Missouri Cancer rpug Web加灵活性和定制-密苏里癌症.pptVIP

Customizable Features Create displays for specific cancer sites Change field names to basic English  (PSA value rather than CSSSF 1) Add help messages specific to a particular cancer site Set defaults based on cancer site Make fields invisible Set critical fields (text, etc.) Move fields to any position Prostate display Show same slide for melanoma display Show same slide for melanoma display Summary Labels for items must be changed to plain English (e.g., “CSSSF1” to “PSA value”) Field labels do not have to be NAACCR field names Must have CS reference in case of edit errors Can select critical fields, including text fields Can customize boxes that offer instructions for completing fields Missouri -- / /webplus Prostate User ID: johndoe Password: test Melanoma User ID: janedoe Password: test Contact Information Shari El Shoubasi Web Plus Coordinator Toll-free: 866-240-8809 Phone: 573-884-6928 Email: elshoubasis@ Nancy Cole Non-Hospital Reporting Coordinator Toll-free: 866 240 8809 573-884-2491 Email: colen@ * Melanoma display MCR Missouri Cancer Registry ? Iris Zachary Assistant Database Manager Toll-free: 800 392 2829 573-882-7274 Email: zacharyi@ Default fields – such as primary site – for prostate cases, set to C61.9. Changed field labels. Moved fields so text is close to codes. * means set as critical fields – cannot be blank. Won’t save as complete until those are filled in. Can change field titles to include helpful info (CSSSF1 – PSA value), etc. Have to keep the CSSSF1 because if there is an error, the error message refers to the actual title,(CSSSF1), not the modified title (PSA value). For prostate, these are patients with either no treatment, or hormones only, so defaulted surgery/RT fields and made invisible. They should have enough info to derive the stage and code the hormone field. Code fields are invisible, coding is done at the Central Registry based on the text Melanoma site is not defaulted and text f