NetCIL Release Notes
Updated: 12/16/2020
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Update Instructions
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NetCIL Online applications are
updated automatically. Version
information applies to companion NetCIL Desktop applications. Desktop users
will be prompted to download and install updates when they become available.
You can always perform a manual update by installing applications directly from
the downloads section of the NetCIL
website.
NetCIL-S Client Version 2.7
Release date: November 15 2020
·
Improved
fault-tolerance for replication
·
Fixed
editing bugs on Outreach and Referrals forms
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Other
minor bug fixes
Release date: May 23 2020
·
End-to-end
encryption for data transfers
·
Improved
encryption features for portable replicas
·
Improvements
to Group Case Note management
·
Improved
error correction, other ergonomic enhancements and bug fixes
NetCIL-S Client Version 2.5
Release date: April 9 2020
·
Improved
fault tolerance and data correction
NetCIL-S Client Version 2.4
Release date: April 4 2020
·
Corrects
an issue that can cause a hung process on some systems using MS Access Runtime
·
Adds
support for Skype on the Web
NetCIL-S Client Version 2.3
Release date: March 31 2020
·
Corrects
a bug that can occur on older systems that caused “ownership” of some records
to be reassigned when tabbing from DOB on the People form
NetCIL-S Client Version 2.2
Release date: March 28 2020
NetCIL-S Client Version 2.1
Release date: March 21 2020
NetCIL Client Version 1.995
Release date May 6 2019
NetCIL Client Version 1.993
Release date February 19 2018
NetCIL Client Version 1.99
Release date July 2 2017
NetCIL Client Version 1.98
Release date February 4 2017
NetCIL Client Version 1.974
Release date November 30 2016
NetCIL Client Version 1.971
Release date September 12 2016
NetCIL Client Version 1.97
Release date: August 27 2016
NetCIL Client Version 1.96
Release date: June 1 2016
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NetCIL Client Version 1.93
Release date: December 17 2015
Previous changes in versions 1.8x:
·
Ability
to Exclude CARES only people.
·
Ability
to select multiple grants when running reports.
·
Michigan
Quarterly report update.
·
Improvements
when running reports by grant calculations.
NetCIL Manager Version 2.03
·
Superseded by v2.04; Transition to secure communications when
checking for updates.
NetCIL Manager Version 2.02
Release date: April 17 2020
NetCIL Manager Version 2.00
Release date: June 30 2017
NetCIL Manager Version 1.99
Release date: December 12 2016
NetCIL Manager Version 1.96
Release date: August 3 2015
Release date: April 17 2020
NetCIL IR Log Version 1.42
Release date: March 8 2012
A brief
summary of changes in NetCIL Client Versions 1.8 and CFAL 5.8 is given below.
You can
associate System Barriers to individual consumer goals. The System Barriers
concept was introduced in the State of Michigan to enhance their data
collection and analysis capability along with their excellent Outcomes Model,
which is now an inherent part of the NetCIL application. For more information
about how to use the model in your center, please contact the Michigan SILC.
If you
don’t want to use the System Barriers capability, you can of course disable its
functionality, as you can any function in the NetCIL system, by following these
instructions.
Any individual can be
marked as deceased by opening Notes then selecting New… Category “Profile
Change”, then selecting “Died” from the “Profile Change Category” control. For
deceased individuals, age calculations will then use the date field of the note
rather than the current date. These calculations are need by Parent to Parent
organizations for matching purposes, but can be used by any agency for any
individual. If you use this procedure for a consumer, the category will
automatically be changed to “Consumer Deactivates” and standard logic for
deactivation of a consumer will be used.
The age of deceased
individuals will be marked in bold red. Screen reader users will receive a
pop-up message when their cursor lands in the date field.
You can easily
display all current consumers by selecting the “consumers” icon from the NetCIL
Ribbon.
If requisite data for
a consumer is missing, or if duplicate disabilities are listed, the status box
will generate a warning message in bold red.
When using a replica
database, users will now see an “Update” field in the upper left corner of all
consumer forms. A check in the “Update” box indicates that data has been
changed, and that this data will override data in the master database when a
synchronization is performed. If you wish, you can un-check the box, and the
associate data will not be synchronized. This capability can be useful if you
know, for example, that address changes are being made in the main database,
and you don’t want to override those changes with any edits that you make.
Unchecking the “Update” field will not affect updates to other records or
tables. For example, if you un-check the “Update fields in the People Form for
Charlie Brown as shown here, any case note entries and edits that you’ve made
will still be synchronized ,unless you specifically un-check the update field
for those records as well.
Level 10 users have
access to a query named “Config Changed Demographics”. Other users can create a
spreadsheet of changed demographics by selecting the “Synchronize” button on
the NetCIL Client Main screen. These features are only available when you are
connected to a replica database.
The synchronization
process has been streamlined and its performance has been greatly enhanced.
Screen reader users can create a replica and synchronize with just a few simple
keystrokes.
A consumer should
only have a single “Person Becomes Consumer” record, and it should be written
when an individual is first enrolled as a consumer. Subsequently, if a consumer
de-activates and then re-activates, “Individual Becomes Inactive” and
“Individual Re-activates” records should be written. It was discovered that
some users erroneously entered “Person Becomes Consumer” records upon
reactivation; doing so caused some minor errors in reporting statistics.
Version 1.95 ensures that the correct sequence is always used. “Person Becomes
Consumer” records can only be written once; subsequent attempts to enter those
records will result in an automatic change to “Individual Re-activates”. The
correct sequence is shown below. Upon installation of version 1.95, legacy data
will also be auto-corrected.
To track and report Medicare / Medicaid services, follow these steps:
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Ensure
that you have entered records that contain the words “Medicare” and / or
“Medicaid” in the Insurance Codes table as shown below.
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Enter
Insurance records (Alt-*) from the People form as shown below (in datasheet
view):
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Create a
“Medicare/Medicaid” report from the Excel Reports section of the Reports Form:
Medicaid Billing Instructions (Version
1.995)
Any record in the History Codes table that contains the word “Medicaid”
in the “Type” field will be treated as a “Medicaid” record:
The two date field labels will change to read “Start Time” and “Stop
Time”. You can enter either a stop time or a start time and hours value; The
remaining value will be calculated. Both values will update if either value is
edited. The value in the “Hours” drop-down list will always round to the
nearest fifteen minutes. If (and only if) you have configured a Grant Code
record with a Grant Code field labelled “Medicaid” (not case-sensitive), Grant
Type will automatically select that record upon initial entry. If (and only if) you have configured a
Funding Code record with a Funding Code field called “medicaid”
(not case-sensitive), Funding Type will
automatically select that record upon initial entry, and Funding Amount values
will be filled in, if configured:
Installation
Instructions
NetCIL Online systems are updated automatically.
To update NetCIL applications on your local system, please follow these
procedures: