UI Prototype: CPW "Clipboard Wizard" (version 2: 9 Oct 00)

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Put your Practice on the Web		Help

To create your Web site, just follow the steps below. You can stop at any time and finish later if you wish. Once you have finished, we will publish the site for you. You can update your site as often as you like by coming back to this page and changing the information.

Step 1 - Practice name and specialty (required)

	The title of your Web site (e.g. the name of your practice):
	Practice specialty in your own words:

Step 2 - Your web address

	Your Web site must have its own unique address (Universal Resource Locator, or URL) so that others can find you on the Internet. Your URL will consist of a fixed portion -- provided by WebMD -- and a variable portion -- which you can define. The format for your URL is as follows (the fixed portion is in black and the variable portion is in red):       www.webmd.com/care/defined-by-you Thus, if your practice name is the Eastside Medical Group, your URL could be:       www.webmd.com/care/eastsidemedicalgroup When you submit your choice for the variable portion of your URL to us, we will check the address for duplicates. If this URL has already been taken, we will ask you to choose another name for the variable portion of your URL. In the field below, enter your choice for the variable portion of your URL only. Do not enter the fixed portion of the URL, since it cannot be changed. Then click on "Check Availability" and we will let you know within seconds if your URL has been accepted."
	Variable portion of web address:

Step 3 - Choose a style for your Web site

	A style defines the colors, background and general look of all the Web pages in your site. Please choose the style you wish for your site.

	Select style:
	Parchment Classic Deco Modern Ob/Gyn Orthopaedics Pediatrics 1 Pediatrics 2 Southwest				View Sample Site

Step 4 - Choose a picture for your Web site

	You may include a picture or practice logo as part of your Web site. This image will appear in the upper left hand corner of each page of your Web site. You may choose one of the pictures below or, if you prefer, you may upload a picture of your own. Remember, if you select an image and then decide that you don't like it, you can always come back and change it.

	Select picture:
	Stethoscope 1 Stethoscope 2 Cadeceus 1 Cadeceus 2 Aesculapius Ob/Gyn Eye Orthopaedics Pediatrics 1 Pediatrics 2 -------- Custom (see below)

If you don't wish to use any of the above pictures, and want to use one of your own instead, the file containing the picture must already be on your computer. The picture should be roughly 150x150 pixels in size (about 2 inches square) and must be in GIF or JPG format. When you click the "Browse" button below, you will be prompted to select the file that contains your picture. Once you have located and selected the picture file, click "Attach Selected Picture" to incorporate into your Web site.

Step 5 - Welcome (required)

	Describe your practice and your approach to patient care:

Step 6 - Announcements

	Enter any special announcements (e.g. "We will be offering La Maze classes in June"):

Step 7 - Office locations

Your primary practice location is listed below based upon the information you provided to us during the WebMD registration process. You can add additional office locations by clicking the "Add a New Office Location" button. To edit information about a location, click the location name. If you should change office locations, you can remove a location from your Web site simply by unchecking its name in the list below. The information for the location will still reside in the WebMD database, it just won't be shown in your Web site. If you do not wish to enter or change office information at this time, you may proceed directly to the next step. Locations: Cupertino Clinic (Primary) Los Altos Center Santa Clara Clinic

Step 8 - Practice Specialties

You may include specialty information pages in your website. To add a specialty, click the "Add a New Specialty" button. To edit information about a specialty, click the specialty name. You can remove a specialty from your Web site simply by unchecking its name in the list below. If you do not wish to enter or change specialty information at this time, you may proceed directly to the next step. Specialties: Cardiovascular Disease Dermatology Family Practice Plastic Surgery Psychiatry

Step 9 - Staff

	The WebMD members listed below have been included in your practice Web site based upon the WebMD registration database. To edit information, click the appropriate name. To hide a person (i.e. not show them in your Web site), uncheck their name in the list below. Please note - the changes you make do not alter an individuals permanent record at WebMD. Changes made here only affect what appears in your practice Web site. If you wish to make a change to an individuals permanent record at WebMD, please email WebMD Customer Support at support@webmd.net, or call toll-free 1-877-GO-WebMD, 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Eastern time.
	Physicians: Ashcroft M.D., Melinda Higgens M.D., John Michaels M.D., Steven	Clinical Staff: Jacobs, Rebecca Maxwell, Shirley	Administrative Staff: Cristopher, Bob Knox, Silvia Wilder, William

Step 10 - Insurance/Managed Care Plans

	Press the Enter key after each plan:

Step 11 - Patient e-Clipboard

	WebMD offers a patient "E-Clipboard"; (a patient registration and health history) form. You can choose to include or remove information sections. If you would like to review or modify the form, click "Add Patient E-Clipboard" below. Otherwise, proceed to the next step.
In prototype only: click here to see the generated page.

Step 12 - Patient Education

	WebMD offers a wide selection of patient education material. Selected material can be made available to patients visiting your practice website. If you would like to see a list of the material available, click "Add Patient Education" below. Otherwise, proceed to the next step.

Step 13 - Links to recommended Web sites

If you wish to refer your patients to other Web sites, list the names of the Web sites and their web addresses (URL's) below.

		URL:	Name:
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Step 14 - Complete your Web site

Congratulations! You are now ready to post your site on the Web. When you click the "Save Settings" button below, your site will be created and you will be given your URL. This URL is the unique web address for your practice Web site. You give this URL to others so they can access your site over the Internet. You may preview your site by clicking the "Preview Site" link. If you are still working on your Web site and are not yet ready to have others see it, simply select "Do not put my practice on the web" below and click the "Save Settings" button. You can update your site with new information as often as you wish by returning to this page. If you make changes and then click "Save Settings," your Web site will be updated with those changes. When you are done making and saving changes, click the "Finished" button.

Put my practice on the web Do not put my practice on the web	Preview Site
Your URL will be displayed here: