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Edit Case Review Steps

Case Review Steps can be edited to change committees, administrator access, and committee requirements. Unit Administrators and Case Managers can update steps in a case, while Template Administrators can only do so in a template.

 
 

It is recommended to Create a Template using these steps to create a preconfigured workflow aligned with the organization’s review process. Users may need to adjust steps or add committees when creating a case based on this template.

 

Edit Case Review Steps

  1. Navigate to the Case Review Steps page when editing a case or template.
    Case Review Steps page
    • Click +Add Step in the upper left-hand corner to add a new case review step.

Check out this article about Creating and Managing Committees for information on each type of committee.

 
  • Select Reorder from the Additional Options dropdown at the top of the page to drag and drop the steps to rearrange them in the preferred order.

Reordering Case Review Steps is not tracked in the Case Activity Log

 
  1. Click Edit next to the desired case review step to be taken to the Edit Details page.
    • Click the Edit Step Details button to edit the step name and due date. The Due Date for when the step must be completed is optional.
      Edit Step window with Name and Due Date fields
    • Click the Manage Academic Levels button to assign or Recuse Committee Members or Administrators/Case Managers access to the workflow step.
      Manage Academic Levels page displaying all Administrators and Committee Managers
       

When managing academic level access, you can recuse or grant access to an entire level or individual Administrators and Case Managers.

 
  1. Scroll down to the Reviewers section to add, remove, and manage committees, their membership, and requirements.
    Reviewers section with Add Committee button

Only those who are assigned access can see the case. To allow multiple members to review together, create a standing or ad-hoc committee.

 

All changes made to the membership of standing committees from the case page are temporary and apply to the current case only.

 
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