Now Live: New Features and Fixes [10.21.2020]
by
Hayley Lorge
Oct 21, 2020
The following features and fixes are now live:
- The Attendance button on the Shift List has been corrected
- The Test Item Analysis Report is now populating national averages
- The Student Cohort Creation page is now loading without delay
- I-gel is now a skill under the Airway category
- When the Manikin option is selected when documenting a patient or scenario, it will default to Other instead of Sim
- The Neuro-stroke/CVA impression is now counting in the Graduation Requirement Report
- The Auto-Assigned requirements feature has been fixed
If you have any questions about the new features and fixes, please contact the Fisdap Instructor Hotline, 612-877-7251.
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