An adjustable shelf is the icing on the cake. Lewis Bins are perfect inserts for these drawers – which takes organizing your supplies to another level. The Doctor Specialty Cart is equipped with power folks! The surface on top is Corian, a medical grade surface that will last forever. When I was ready so were both hygienists waiting for hygiene checks. He was likely in his office on the phone, waiting for me to get set up. First, I had to find the endo unit and all its components…then unwind all the cords…then power them up…then find the supplies….then make syringes of NaOCl and get the instruments. Back in the (my) day, when the dentist said “I need to start a root canal” in my head it was time for a drink. Maybe your staff set up the op for a routine filling….then that fickle finger of fate happened – exposure. The dental practices that can do any type of dentistry, in any operatory, anytime, perform amongst the nation’s top 1% in production per hour.Ĭan your team turn an operatory over in less than 4 minutes? Yeah right, that’s a laugh! Remember the patient who was scheduled for a routine filling? That two dimensional image didn’t do that tooth any justice when you cut into it. So, we need to have an efficient way to deploy this stuff! The ability to mobilize technology and supplies with a Doctor Specialty Cart (from Ergonomic Products ) is the answer. It’s not logical or cost effective to equip each operatory with supplies, equipment and/or technology for the other 10% of your procedures. In a perfect world, every operatory is set up identically. These supplies must be visual because if I can’t see it, I can’t use it. To be as productive as possible, you need to have one week’s worth of materials used for 90% of the dentistry you do at your fingertips. What procedures do you do 90% of the time? As far as general dentists are concerned, these are restorative procedures – and we call them your “90% Profile”. Please poke me with a sharp comment below or use the contact form.| Efficiency, Equipment, TX Rooms, Weekly Redirect(CONCAT(CloudPagesURL(1234,'color','blue'))) Use CloudPagesURL method within just as you did before. Not unlike RedirectTo method, Redirect requires Concat to function properly. Here is what it can look like if we decide to use Regex for slicing the URL: %%[ Add ?utm_medium=email to some other URLs.In this case, we can take everything that comes after the ? in the URL and simply add it to the different URLs generated by the CloudPagesURL methods. %%[īut what if we don’t want the language to be encrypted? Here is what we can do: ENĬonsider a situation when we need to redirect the customer to a different page (in a different language possibly) but keep the parameters that we currently have in the URL. In this case, the language will be encrypted in the query string parameter ?qs= and can be retrieved with AMPscript. We can add the language parameter to the CloudPagesURL method. %%[Ĭonsider a situation when a redirect to the same page is required, to change the language for instance. The parameters can then be fetched with a simple RequestParameter method without even decoding them. The best part is that every parameter will get automatically encoded and you don’t have to do it separately yourself with Base64Encode or any other method. Just follow the page’s id with one or multiple key value pairs separated by a comma. Passing parameters with CloudPagesURL is very easy.
This will create a proper URL string with every additional parameter and the correct separator. To avoid the broken links, please use RedirectTo and Concat method. As a matter of fact, using CloudPagesURL in the href attribute of an tag will most likely result in a broken link because of the automatically added parameters (such as tracking parameters and so on). īut in case of links in the HTML emails, this method is not enough. Therefore, using the method CloudPagesURL seems the most appropriate and only requires the id of your page, which can be found in each page’s parameters. It’s ill advised to use an absolute URL, since the domain name or the page link might change with time. We then have 2 choices: make an absolute or a relative URL. Let’s say we want to create a simple link to a marketing cloud web page. The matter seems trivial but still requires close attention when passing URL parameters.
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