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21	21	1.7 Sample reports are shown below. Notice that a Compare Selected report—on the left—serves the exact purpose one would expect: it compares the chosen reports and sets up a very easy-to-follow, side-by-side comparison, as well as some algorithmic calculations, if your system is so programmed. The report on the right is an Individual Collaborative report, which graphically represents changes in a child's responses to various chosen categories. This, too, is mainly used for purposes of comparison.
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27	27	NOTE: Here, for both reports, only the first category/domain is shown. The entire report itself will span multiple pages and cover all domains in similar fashion.
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125		-You may also notice that located/hovering to the left of your screen is an arrow pointing to the right. This arrow can be clicked to expand into a smaller panel. The purpose of this side panel is to give you a summary level view, one that is color-coded, regarding which parts of the application have been completed and which remain to be completed. Moreover, you will easily be able to tell any problem or high risk areas based on the color-coding. The left example is what the side panel might look like before you begin, with each category showing that 0 out of X questions have been answered. The screenshot on the right is more indicative of what the panel will look like once you have entered all of your data.
	123	+3.12 You may also notice that located/hovering to the left of your screen is an arrow pointing to the right. This arrow can be clicked to expand into a smaller panel. The purpose of this side panel is to give you a summary level view, one that is color-coded, regarding which parts of the application have been completed and which remain to be completed. Moreover, you will easily be able to tell any problem or high risk areas based on the color-coding. The left example is what the side panel might look like before you begin, with each category showing that 0 out of X questions have been answered. The screenshot on the right is more indicative of what the panel will look like once you have entered all of your data.
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190	190	NOTE: Both processes are equally effective and accomplish the exact same objectives; a choice is offered only to help adapt to different viewing and formatting preferences.
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192		-5.6 When you go back to view the assessment for any client which you have approved, you should notice that approval is denoted in the system by green header bar, whereas if the assessment has only been assigned or submitted for approval, it remans blue. Thus, a green bar serves as an easy indication of approval, and the updated client information section will also include the date and supervisor responsible for the approval.
	190	+5.6 When you go back to view the assessment for any client which you have approved, you should notice that approval is denoted in the system by green header bar, whereas if the assessment has only been assigned or submitted for approval, it remans blue. Thus, a green bar serves as an easy indication of approval, and the updated client information section will also include the date and supervisor responsible for the approval.
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	194	+5.7 Like before, you will have the same options to use the toolbar on the bottom of the screen to either edit data in the assessment, to use the data to generate a report, or to print out a full or summary version of the assessment information.