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<h1>New User Location</h1>
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A user location is defined by a geographic unit consisting of one or more
users, and may consist of a region (eg Leeds Teaching Hospitals), an
individual hospital (eg Leeds General Infirmary), or even a specific
department/service within an individual hospital (eg NYCRIS, Leeds).
The regional service HMDS department should be defined here.
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<li>Location Name</li>
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<li>Active</li>
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<h4>Location Name</h4>
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Description used to identify location.
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<h4>Region Code</h4>
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Optional field. A 3-digit parent organisation code (eg RR8, RWA). Only
required if users belong to an organisation involved in patient diagnosis
or treatment (ie hospital, clinic, etc), and will need to see a list of
new or relapsed diagnoses at initial login.
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<h4>Active</h4>
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Flag for whether the location is currently active. Defaults to 'yes'. Can be
switched on and off as required without loss of existing data. This parameter
only affects whether the location is available for selection by the user in the
relevant web forms.
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