As you are undoubtedly aware, HealthFrame comes built-in with a number of standard test panels ("templates") that group together the more commonly used tests (e.g. blood lipids). Each of these panels groups together a number of measurements (e.g. LDL, HDL, etc). HealthFrame users can track their results by simply reusing the predefined test panels and entering measurement values - without having to specify custom measurement types.
Additionally, for numeric measurement values, it is possible for users to create charts that display their results (either using built-in graphs or the custom graph - which support overlaying multiple measurements).
HealthFrame also supports tracking custom measurements and in effect allows users to create their own panels.
This bring us to your question/suggestion.
Currently, HealthFrame does not support a mechanism for saving user-defined test panels, but this is a feature that we are planning on supporting in future releases. With our recent release of HealthFrame 2.0 we have begun implementation of a number of customization/personalization features that we expect to continue to enhance with future releases. Our initial focus with customization has been primarily in the area of reporting and data display, but we have a number of other user-controlled capabilities that include templating panels, choice list values, etc. Once this feature is in place, users will be able to define their own grouping of measurements and reuse their panel template, as they would with the ones that are built-in.
Additionally, if you can point us to standardized panels, we can also include them in future releases of HealthFrame. For instance, we could consider something like the MSAS-PSYCH (Psychological Symptom Subscale score - Memorial Symptom Assessment Scale). Please let us know if you are aware of one or more such panels that we should include by default.
Thanks!
Support Team