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Step 1: Select who is the user (Patient or Practitioner) in the scenario

A scenario is used to simulate a real-world actor in an app launch. First, select either patient or practitioner.  

• If you select a practitioner, then you are creating a scenario in which a doctor, nurse, pharmacists, etc. is going to open an app and perform a function.
• If you select a patient, then you are creating a scenario in which a patient is going into a PHR or patient portal to perform a function.

Step 2: (Optional) Select

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the Patient in the EHR/PHR context

If your real-world scenario is expecting a patient to be in the context of the EHR, or expecting a family member to be in context of the PHR, then select the patient you want to use. Otherwise, select none.  

• If you select a patient, then your launch context will include the patient in context.  
• If you select none, then your launch context will not have a patient in context, for example, a Doctor checking their messages.

Step 3: Select your app

Based on the context you have created in After Steps 1 and 2, you will see a list of apps that are registered in your sandbox for those scenarios.  Select the app you would like to create the launch scenario for.

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