OpenEMR 4.2.0 Admin Globals Summary

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OpenEMR Global Settings

Summary Overview

• The Global settings of OpenEMR's Administration menu item control most all aspects of the application that a user is able to customize short of changing the computer code it's written in.

Opening Screen

The Administration-> Globals screen opens displaying a panel that has several tabs across the top, each pertaining to one category of settings. Each tab shows the list of settings down its left edge, and the data values for those settings are set in the main part of the panel.

Tool tips appear when you hover the mouse pointer over the caption and offer some additional explanation of the item.

Change a setting to the desired value, or enter the appropriate text.

Remember to click the Save button at the bottom of the panel.

Links to the Panels

Appearance

• Controls many interface characteristics including colors, themes, layouts, what objects appear in some screens.

Locale

• Set display of language, locale and cultural factors such as money notation, languages to be used, what to translate.

Features

• Turn on or off many OpenEMR features and functions which may not be useful in all healthcare settings.

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