How do I edit HCP details (as an HCO admin)?

Summary  

This article explains how the Health Care Organization (HCO) admin can edit Health Care Professional (HCP) details, within an Organization in the Health Portal.

Instructions

1. Login to the Health Portal using your HCO admin credentials (Email and password).
2. From the left navigation menu, click Departments>All Departments
   
   
   
3. Under All Departments, click the name of the department where the HCP to be edited is added. Then on the name of the department screen/page, look for the List of health care professionals. 
   
   Per the image below as a sample, the Pulmonary department is clicked and on the Pulmonary screen/page, you will see the List of health care professionals.
   
   
   
4. From the List of health care professionals, click the name of the HCP that you intended to edit details then you will get the HCP details screen/page.
   NOTE: You are able to edit all the HCP details except the First Name, Last Name and Email.
   
   
   
5. To edit the HCP detail, click the pencil icon beside each field and you can edit the details entered by either choosing from the dropdown or filling out the field. Do not forget to click Save to finalize the changes made.
   
   
   

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