Making Protocols Inactive

Making Protocols Inactive

How to make Protocols Inactive:
Protocols are designed to draw important information to your attention when you retrieve a patient record, or if a patient is in a particular report.   
However, there maybe some Protocols that are not relevant to your organisation 

To switch off Protocols - These are the steps to take: 
 
1. Select the Setup menu (from the top toolbar). 

2. Select the Workflow Support >Protocols. 

3. Select Primary Care IT: This will give you a list of the PCIT Protocols 

 
 
4. Click on the Tick under Active – this will disable the Protocol 
 
 
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