Documentation
RelèveMed's help, the same as in the product: one page per task, for physicians and for managers.
Getting started
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Joining a team
A RelèveMed account is only created by invitation: the team writes to you, and the link in the email is valid for seven days, once.
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Signing in
You need no password to enter RelèveMed: you receive a link by email.
Find your way
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Glossary
RelèveMed's words, two lines each.
Physicians
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Frequently asked questions
The questions physicians ask most often, with their answer and the page that gives the details.
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Personal calendar
See your shifts in your Google, Apple or Outlook calendar.
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Review and confirm my availability
Once your availability is declared, review it and confirm: your manager then knows you have finished, and your rules will follow you to the next period.
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Viewing the schedule
The My schedule tab shows who is on call and when, on published schedules.
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Exchanging a shift
Ask your colleagues to take a shift, or to take it in exchange for one of theirs.
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Unavailability or preference?
An unavailability is firm: the calculation always respects it.
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My availability
For a period, say what you cannot take and what you would like: in Calendar what applies to this period, in Rules what carries over from one period to the next.
Managers
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Managers' frequently asked questions
The questions managers ask most often, with their answer and the page that gives the details.
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A new team's first steps
Getting a team started takes an order the screen does not tell you: the settings, the physicians, the first period, the balances, then the announcement to the team.
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Adjusting the schedule
A period's Schedule tab shows the calculated schedule, which you touch up cell by cell before publishing it.
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Correct a published schedule
Your corrections go into a revision the team does not see, then you publish the update in one step, with an email to the people affected or to the whole team.
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Emails sent to the team
This page answers in one go "what has my team received?".
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Fairness and carry-over
A period's Fairness and carry-over tab says what each physician brings from the previous period, and answers "why three weekends?".
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Generating the schedule
Starting a period's calculation closes input for the whole team and produces the schedule you will adjust before publishing it.
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Team members
The Members screen shows the whole team who is in it.
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Prepare a period
A period divides up the time to schedule.
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Publishing the schedule
Publishing makes the schedule you are adjusting the team's document: physicians see it and receive an email.
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Team settings
The Settings tab holds what applies to the whole team, in two sections: Team and Scheduling.
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Track the answers
A period's Answers tab says who has answered.
For everyone
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My data
Open My data, at the bottom of My account, gives you a copy of your data and lets you delete your account, with nobody's approval.
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My account
My account, in the menu of the circle with your initials, sets what concerns you: your name, your password, your devices, and also your calendar, your two-step verification and your data.
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Notifications
The bell, at the top of the screen, says what is waiting for you to act and what has changed for you, in the team shown.
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Two-step verification
Two-step verification adds to your password a 6-digit code, made by an app on your phone, when you confirm your identity.