February 2019: Release Notes

Hope you are having a great March! Here is what we were up to in February:

New Blog Article

This month we released a new series of content in Haitian Creole 🇭🇹 and a 4 Part Training Series for Clinicians on Advance Care Planning 🎓

Advance Directives in Haitian Creole
CPR: Advanced Cancer in Haitian Creole
CPR: Advanced Disease in Haitian Creole
CPR: Advanced Liver Disease in Haitian Creole
CPR: Advanced Lung Disease in Haitian Creole
CPR: General Overview for Hospitalized Patients with Serious Illness in Haitian Creole
Goals of Care: Advanced Cancer in Haitian Creole
Goals of Care: Advanced Disease in Haitian Creole
Goals of Care: Advanced Heart Failure in Haitian Creole
Goals of Care: Advanced Liver Disease in Haitian Creole
Goals of Care: Advanced Lung Disease in Haitian Creole
Goals of Care: General Overview in Haitian Creole
Hospice: Advanced Cancer in American Sign Language
Hospice: An Introduction in Haitian Creole
Talking To Your Doctor in Haitian Creole
The Conversation in Haitian Creole
What is Palliative Care in Haitian Creole
Caregiver Academy: Choosing a Skilled Nursing Facility (Handout) in English

ACP Training for Clinicians (Part 1: Introducing Advance Care Planning) in English
ACP Training for Clinicians (Part 2: Introducing ACP Decisions Videos) in English
ACP Training for Clinicians (Part 3: Continuing the Conversation After Watching an ACP Decisions Video) in English
ACP Training for Clinicians (Part 4: Translating Goals of Care Discussions into Actionable Plans) in English

Admins can now activate and deactivate users.
Downloading the Raw Data and Code Utilization Report now include a User and Username column to make it easier to link the spreadsheets during data analysis.
Fixed: An issue where Vietnamese and other foreign languages in the drop down list might filter content incorrectly.
Fixed: An issue where changing the user to a different network might produce an error.
Fixed: An issue where order history dates were sorted incorrectly.

Icons have been added for American Sign Language, Haitian Creole and a few more that we plan to launch later this year.
The initial loading process is faster.
The app will provide more informative errors if your account has been disabled or expired.

Orders made rapidly one after the other will no longer accumulate content and will reset properly.
Newly added languages now show the correct patient agreement.
Items with very long titles are no longer cut off on the order or library screens.
Accessibility improvements on the Featured Content Screen.
Design improvements for iPhone.
Design improvements for iPad Pro.