Accessing the Referral Tree

Once the PCIT Referral Tree has been installed into your site, you'll be able to access it through the OneLaunchers. The option should be available on either the OneLauncher Prescriber, OneLauncher Non-Prescriber or the OneLauncher Admin.

1. From a OneLauncher appropriate to your job role, we can then pick the Referral Tree option to launch.

2. After selecting the Referral Tree option you will be met with the Referral Tree's main menu.

3. From the Referral Tree's main menu, you can select to launch a specific category of referral forms. 

4. Choosing an option will ask relevant questions to then ensure the document is as optimised before being finalised by the user. The document can then be saved and actioned accordingly by the end user.

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