Introducing Goals for Measurements/ Readings

Patients can now have goals set to provide visual indicators when reviewing the Patient Chart Measurement table.

Creating a goal

1. Navigate to the Patient Chart in Monitoring Mode
2. Scroll to "Latest Measurements" Card
   Click "Manage Goals" in upper-right corner of the card
3. Entering Goal Values 
   Below are example goals based on the available measurements in the table. There are three ways to set a goal based on a BELOW, ABOVE, or TARGET RANGE. Examples are numbered in succession:
   1. For Weight, we've only set an ABOVE value of 200lbs. This means that the measurement will show in range if the patient measures below 200lbs.
   2. When filling out the goal value, there is a range limit written under the measurement name. When you go below, an error will read "The value is too low."
   3. When you go above, an error will read "The value is too high."
   4. For Heart Rate, we've set the goal to be between 55 and 85 BPM. If the patient submits a reading outside of 55 and 85 BPM then it will indicate they are out of goal.
   5. For Blood Oxygen, we've only set a BELOW value of 95%. This means that the measurements will show in range if the patient measure above 95%.
   6. For Glucose, we've left it blank since we do not need a goal for it. In the case that not all measurements are being used by the patient.
   7. For INR, we've set the goal to be between 2 and 3. If the patient submits a reading outside of 2 and 3 then it will indicate they are out of goal.
      

4. To click "Save" there should be no errors

The "Save" button will be red when there are no errors.

                   

5. Viewing Goals within the Table

Once saved, the goals will be visible under the measurement names in the table.