Medical Emergency Keyword Message
When certain keywords are entered into the Service Job Comments
and saved, the below alert/prompt message is displayed:
ALERT: Your notes indicate this may be a high-risk job. If so,
please update the service order severity to MEDICAL EMERGENCY.
This alert/prompt advises that if appropriate, the service order
severity should be changed to Medical Emergency. This prompt will display on
all ServiceBench screens until the severity is changed to Medical Emergency.
- If a Service Professional adds Service Job Comments that contain
a medical emergency keyword, the alert/prompt will not be displayed in the
Service Provider Portal.
- The alert/prompt will appear internally when the Service Order/Job
is opened.
- When an agent updates the severity to Medical Emergency on the
Edit/Review Service Order screen, the alert/prompt will disappear, and a
Medical Emergency icon will display on all screens with the exception of the
Edit/View Service Order (the severity field is located on this screen).
- On the CEC screen, it is located next to the Service Job ID in
the Product Details section.
- On other screens, it appears next to the Service Job ID in the
General Information section.
- If the Service Order severity is set to Medical Emergency and
the Medical Emergency icon is displayed, it will be visible on all Service Jobs
associated with that Service Order.
- For example: if a Service Job displaying the Medical Emergency
icon is reassigned, the reassigned job will also display the icon.
- A Priority Medical Exception is created automatically on the
Exceptions tab of the Service Job in an Open status.
- If a Priority Medical Exception already exists (in Open or In
Progress status), another will not be created.
- A Priority Medical Exception is not created when the Service Job
is Cancelled, Completed, or in a Reassigned status, as those jobs can no longer
be updated/worked.
- Always check the Exception tab to ensure the Priority Medical
Exception is created when the severity is set to Medical Emergency.
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