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Remote and Onsite Cloverleaf Training – Levels 1/2/3 and Tcl
When and how customers attend Cloverleaf training will vary depending on the learner’s background and experience. Having an experienced Cloverleaf developer finally getting around to attending formal classes is as common as a new hire requiring initiation into the realm of Cloverleaf. The recommendations below apply as general rules for customers coming in new to Cloverleaf.
For customers new to Cloverleaf, we recommend the following classes at the following intervals
:
Education Course Name
Recommended Timing
Developing Cloverleaf Networks – Basics
At the time of implementation, usually recommended by consulting services.
Developing Cloverleaf Networks – Intermediate
Any time following the Tcl course
Developing Cloverleaf Networks –
Advanced
At least twelve months after the Intermediate course
Programming with Tool Command Language (Tcl)
Two to three months following the Basics course
The reason for the recommended timing is to allow students to go back and practice their skills in the real world before attempting the next level. It is strongly recommended that anyone taking the Advanced course to have completed the Intermediate level training and has had at least one year of hands-on experience dealing with robust Cloverleaf implementation concepts and work.
Cloverleaf: Developing Cloverleaf Networks Basics
This course covers an introduction to the tools that are available in Cloverleaf to create and configure networks. To optimize your learning experience, it is recommended that you have the following knowledge prior to attending this course:
Basic mouse and keyboard functions.
Basic Windows directories and functions.
HL7 and other common healthcare message formats is helpful, but not required.
Basic machine integration concepts.
Cloverleaf: Developing Cloverleaf Networks – Intermediate
This course covers the tools available in Cloverleaf®; to create and configure networks, including different types of User Points of Control (UPoCs).
Prerequisite courses
Cloverleaf: Developing Cloverleaf Networks – Basic
Cloverleaf: Programming with Tool Command Language (Tcl)
Prerequisite knowledge
Proficiency with Cloverleaf basics—experience with the Cloverleaf Graphical User Interface (GUI), building basic networks, including creating threads and routes, creating message formats and translations
Basic mouse and keyboard functions
Basic Windows® directories and functions
Health Level Seven ® (HL7) and other common healthcare message formats is helpful, but not required
Basic machine integration concepts
Tcl programming experience—string and list commands at minimum
Cloverleaf: Developing Cloverleaf Networks – Advanced
This course expands on principles learned in the Cloverleaf: Basics and Cloverleaf: Intermediate classes and introduces advanced principles of designing, implementing, and managing Cloverleaf networks. This training is for version 19.1 and all previous versions. The final exam for this course is administered by the instructor on the last day of class. Our own Cloverleaf certification exams are not available outside of an instructor-led training event.
Prerequisites:
Cloverleaf: Implementation – Intermediate
Prerequisite knowledge
To optimize your learning experience, it is recommended that you have the following knowledge prior to attending this course:
Knowledge of the Tcl scripting language
Ability to define Cloverleaf sites, transitions, and other configurations
Six months hands-on experience with Cloverleaf implementations
Cloverleaf: Programming with Tool Command Language (Tcl)
This course provides fundamental training for Tool Command Language (Tcl) functions and Cloverleaf extensions. It teaches the basic syntax of Tcl and its use within Cloverleaf. It is highly recommended that students have some prior programming or scripting.
Prerequisites
: Cloverleaf Implementation – Basic
Prerequisite knowledge
To optimize your learning experience, it is recommended that you have the following knowledge prior to attending this course:
Proficiency with the Cloverleaf IDE tools
Prior programming or scripting experience
Further information request:
If you are interested in onsite or remote Cloverleaf Level 1, 2 or 3 training please fill out the form below or contact us at (850) 920-2728
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