OVERVIEW
All Reporting Service databases have organisable columns of case data to help users obtain high-level information of the case that users are looking for. This article covers the list of data available from the File Reviews (FR) service that can be displayed as a table column in the database search results.
DIRECTORY
The following search results columns are available for File Reviews.
Column Name | Definition & Notes |
Client Description | Person who the report/records is written for
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Case Number | Unique Kawaconn Case ID
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Case Status | Tracking the progression of the Case
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Report Draft Received | Tracks if the specified Case Status has been completed |
Report Draft Sent to Specialist | Tracks if the specified Case Status has been completed |
Report Returned from Specialist | Tracks if the specified Case Status has been completed |
Prepayment (Booking Company) | Tracks if prepayment requirements have been paid by the Booking Company |
Prepayment (Provider) | Tracks if prepayment requirements have been paid to the Provider |
Request Date | When the case is created |
Action Required | List of ad-hoc tasks to complete that are not specified in the Kawaconn workflow
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Booking Notes | Additional comments to note regarding the service |
Claim Number | Booking Company's ID/reference |
Type of Claim/ Type of Report | Categorisation of reports the provider services |
Booking Company | Entity requesting the provider for a service/report
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Booking Case Manager | Employer of the Company, and requesting the service
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Assessing Specialist | Person with accreditations that'll allow them to assess and provide the service for the Client
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Paperwork Sent Date | Date of when the Letter of Instruction/Brief has been sent to the Specialist |
Status Date | Date of when a Case Status has most recently been updated |
Next Task | Anticipated task to complete to progress the Case (Status) |
Next Task PIC | Staff responsible for looking after the completion of the next task |
Created By | The User (Staff or Case Manager) that created the Case |
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