Managing Networks (Grouping Users by Hospital, Facility, or Other)

Introduction

Networks are a flexible way to place your users (individual and shared logins) into groups. This can be useful for organizing your team, segmenting your reports, and controlling your patient survey experience.

Each Network can be used to represent a subset of your overall organization. Hospitals and Skilled Nursing Facilities are common examples where Networks can be used.

Creating a Network

Follow the steps below to create a new Network.

  1. Choose the Networks Tab.
  2. Click Add Network.
  3. Provide a Name for the Network and choose a Network Type.
    Here is a list of available Network Types.
  4. Select your options for the Patient Survey Experience for this Network.
  5. Select the Save Button to complete the process.
  6. After saving your changes, a banner will appear at the top right corner with the message "Network created successfully".

Associating a User with a Network

Follow the steps below to associate a User with a Network.

  1. Choose the Users Tab.
  2. Select the User you would like to associate with an existing Network by clicking on the row for that User.
  3. Under User details on the right side of the screen, use the dropdown menu to choose which Network this User should belong to.
  4. Click the Save button to complete the process.
  5. After saving your changes, a banner will appear at the top right corner with the message "User updated successfully."

What should I do if I need more levels of organization?

You may want to reflect a more complex hierarchy in your project (e.g. By Region, By State, etc.). We initially designed the Network feature to be a simple single level but plan to evolve functionality in the future.

If you need custom reporting that reflects additional levels (e.g. By Region, By State, etc.), please reach out to support@acpdecisions.org for recommendations specific to your project.

Where can I learn more? 

Want to learn more? Please check out three short videos to learn more here.