Re: Examples of lists in list-items

Hi Jeff
It might be worth you having a look at some of the guidance documents in th=
e NHS Microsoft Joint Common User Interface Program particularly look at th=
e medication section.

The same information is held in two locations (Microsoft and NHS) but has d=
ifferent branding.

Microsoft site

http://www.mscui.net/DesignGuide/MedicationsAdmin.aspx
http://www.mscui.net/DesignGuide/Pdfs/Design%20Guidance%20--%20Medication%2=
0Line.pdf


NHS Site
http://www.cui.nhs.uk/Pages/NHSCommonUserInterface.aspx
NHS site you have to get a password first but the same information is there=
.

Best regards,
Stephen


Stephen Corbett
Head of User Experience
Dept. of Health Information Directorate
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Sent: 17 October 2012 17:13
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Subject: Examples of lists in list-items

CHI-Web colleagues,

I have a Web design problem and would like to know if there is a good solut=
ion.

I'll use medicine as a domain to illustrate the problem (although
medicine isn't the domain in which I am working):

Assume a medical Web app has a page that lists patients.  Each
patient has several attributes, so the list of patients is displayed
as a table.  One attribute for each patient is meds the patient is
taking.  That itself is a list of varying length.

Problem 1: how to display the list of meds for each patient in the
list of patients.
Problem 2: how to allow users to edit the list of meds for each
patient, i.e., add/delete meds from the list.

Ideas for solutions and pointers to sites that tackle this problem
would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Jeff Johnson, Ph.D.
UI Wizards, Inc.

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