Scheduling Configuration

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Table of Contents
1. Introduction: Managing Provider Schedules
2. Overview
3. Review and Edit Scheduling Tables (ted)
3.1. Provider Groups and Providers
3.2. Visit Reasons and Default Appointment Lengths
3.3. Adding Profiles
4. Edit Profiles (profile)
4.1. Introduction
4.2. What is a Profile?
4.3. Edit a Profile
4.4. Conclusion: Assign Profiles
5. Assign Profiles or Other Hours to Specific Dates (scrod)
5.1. Introduction: scrod is a Calendar
5.2. Running scrod
5.3. Reading the scrod Calendar View
5.4. Viewing the Profile
5.5. Making Changes
5.5.1. Assigning a Profile to All Providers
5.5.2. Assigning a Profile to a Single Provider
5.5.3. Vacation Time and Days Off
5.5.4. Strange Hours
5.5.5. Assigning a Provider of the Day
5.5.6. Saving and Checking Your Work
5.6. Sort Provider Order
5.7. Amion.com OnCall Users
6. Review Block Design, Run Blocks, and Add Single Blocks (cscb, rmscb, escb, addblock)
6.1. Introduction: What is a Block?
6.2. Evaluating Your Blocking Needs
6.3. Setting up Block Types
6.3.1. Blocks in the Table Editor (ted)
6.3.2. Blocks in the Configuration Editor (ced)
6.4. Editing and Managing Block Templates
6.5. The Consistent Sick Call Blocker (cscb, rmscb)
6.6. The Extended Sick Call Blocker (escb)
6.7. Adding a Single Block (addblock)
6.8. Removing Blocks
7. Advanced Scheduling Options in the Configuration Editor (ced)
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