AngelTrack 2.1 build 288 release notes

Release dates

New releases are always installed during a maintenance window, at 02:00 your local time on Sunday morning.

Improvements and new features

1. The Crew Member Hospital ER List is now GPS-aware, and can filter the hospital facility list by distance from the crew's current location.
2. The following reports now have more filters, as requested:
   • Revenue Trends Report
   • Revenue Accrual Report
   • Billing Activity Visualizer Report
   • Postprocess Status Report
   • QI for Pain Level Report
   • Dispatch Cancellation Reasons Report
   • Facilities List
3. PCR SOAP Notes now includes the narrative, as a separate text for editing.
4. The Confirmations for Tomorrow page now shows a today bar for tomorrow's call schedule (or for Monday's if viewed on Saturday).
5. Additional fields are added to the PCR Assessment form's LAPSS stroke screen, to meet Arkansas custom trauma registry requirements.
6. Additional fields are added to the PCR Injury form's trauma/triage section, to meet Arkansas custom trauma registry requirements.
7. The automatic trauma registry uploader for Texas is done, however the State of Texas is still not ready to receive data, so you must continue using legacy data uploads until the state announces that automatic uploads may begin.
8. The Facilities List has improved filters, and furthermore the filters now work like those on all other AngelTrack pages.

Significant bugfixes

1. A transport where the anticipated transport mileage is 0.0 could not be delegated to an affiliate.
2. The descriptions of hypoxia written by the narrative composer where incorrect for certain SPO2 values.
3. Beginning in build 287, the Call Volume Visualizer Report returned an error.
4. The anticipated cost displayed in the A.B.N. signature form did not take account of the emergent dispatch priority.
5. If the "Payment Authorization by Guarantor" signature is collected but the printed name is not provided, the PCR indicated that a signature was missing but it opened the wrong form ("Payment Authorization") for completion.
6. PCR Assessment sometimes failed to visually indicate the requirement for an acute symptoms list.
7. In the Customer Portal's "Request Transportation" form, the calendar popups were inoperational when viewed with the IE and Firefox browsers; they only worked correctly on Chrome, Safari, and Edge browsers.