Open pra-navi opened 10 months ago
The original intention of remarks is to store temporary and short statement for the patient.
While the suggestion given is valid, it has already been mentioned in the planned enhancement:
To further elaborate: to make the remark wrapped, we will need to use JavaFX Text component instead of Label. Once it is used as a Text component, users will be able to copy and paste as tester suggested.
Team chose [response.Rejected
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Reason for disagreement: I think the team might have misunderstood my original bug report.
I am referring to the following feature of the command-
I find it very inconvenient that to change a remark, to add a simple word to the pre-existing remark, I need to manually re-type the words again.
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You can see from my video that I am unable to copy or select my previous remark, nor am I able to edit it directly, instead I have to use the remark_p command and retype manually my entire previous remark while changing that one number which is very inefficient, because I can only either remove my previous remark or write over it- only these 2 options. An edit remark feature would be a great addition! Especially considering the remark history is not saved.
There will be a lot of scenarios where receptionists are very busy and just want to add a remark to an existing remark of a patient. But this feature does not allow them to do so. They will need to copy the previous remark, which is not possible because the view patient window does not allow users to copy text from the screen.
Hence they are unable to paste this text into the command terminal and simply add more text behind for the remark_p command. Instead users will have to either remember from the top of their head the remarks used previously, if they are too long to be read off from the screen, or manually write up the previous remark again, if they are able to see from the screen. Then they need to add their new remark manually in the same command to be able to retain the previous remark while adding something new.