> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.pro.commure.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Getting Around the Commure Pro Application > The Commure Pro application consists of a series of modules, all of which work in harmony to provide a complete picture of your patient's demographic. The Commure Pro application consists of a series of modules, all of which work in harmony to provide a complete picture of your patient's demographic, clinical, and charge information. Your organization may have purchased some or all of these modules. Although there are no set rules regarding how the modules can be combined, there are several different combinations of modules that are frequently purchased together as a set, and these combinations are often referred to as a single application, using the names "Mobile Charge Capture," "Mobile Clinical Results" or "Mobile CPOE." These common combinations are illustrated in the table below. All of the modules below are documented in this help system. However, keep in mind that only some of the modules may be available to you, depending on which ones your organization has purchased. | Application Name | Included Modules | | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | Mobile Charge Capture | Patient List Charges Communication Patient Details Photos Problem List | | Mobile Clinical Results | Patient List Allergies Clinical Notes Communication IOs Lab Results Medications Orders Patient Details Photos Problem List (optional) Test Results Vital Signs | | Mobile Clinical Results with Mobile CPOE | Patient List Allergies Clinical Notes Communication IOs Lab Results Medications CPOE Orders Patient Details Photos Problem List Test Results Vital Signs | | All applications (Mobile Clinical Results, Mobile Charge Capture, and Mobile CPOE) | Patient List Allergies Charges Clinical Notes Communication IOs Lab Results Medications CPOE Orders Patient Details Photos Problem List Test Results Vital Signs | | Additional optional modules that can be added to any combination | eSignature NoteWriter (additional functionality added to the Clinical Notes module) Sign-Out | ## Navigating the Commure Pro Application All navigation starts at the Patient List. Tap a patient name to select it, and a list of all the modules is displayed automatically. Select a module to see that information for the patient. For more detailed instructions, see the topics above. ### Basic Navigation on an iPhone All navigation starts at the Patient List screen. 1. From the Patient List screen, tap a patient name to select it. The **View Modules** screen automatically pops up. This screen displays a list of all modules to which you have access. They are listed in alphabetical order by default, with the first six modules shown as large tiles, and the remaining modules listed underneath. However, you can change which modules are shown as tiles, as well as the order in which they are listed. See *[Changing the Order of the Modules and Module Navigation](/apple/get_started/configure-preferences#changing-the-order-of-the-modules-and-module-navigation)*. 2. From the **View Modules** screen, select a module (like **Medications**). The Summary screen for the selected module (**Medications** in our example) is displayed for the selected patient. Summary screens typically display a list of items in a list or table format. 3. The actions available from the Summary screen of a given module vary. In most cases, you can select an item (a medication in this case) to see more details about it. The Details screen for the medication appears. Detail screens typically display detailed information for one specific item (one medication, for example). 4. Next steps from either the Summary screen or the Details screen of a particular module: * To change patients, tap **Patients** in the bottom toolbar, and then choose a different patient from the Patient List. What the system does after selecting a different patient depends on how you have configured your preferences. You can configure the application to either: * Alway pop up the View Modules screen so that you can choose the module you want to see for the newly selected patient (the default configuration), or * Automatically return back to the same module (Medications, in our example) with the newly selected patient. See *[Changing the Order of the Modules and Module Navigation](/apple/get_started/configure-preferences#changing-the-order-of-the-modules-and-module-navigation)* to configure the navigation in the manner that you prefer. * To change modules, tap the **View Modules** pop-up menu (located at the bottom of the screen, just above the bottom toolbar), and then select a different module (Allergies, for example). The Summary screen for the new module opens for the currently selected patient. View Modules popup * To go back to the previous screen, tap the **Back** button. The name of the **Back** button varies, depending on the current location. If you are looking at the Detail screen for a module (like displaying the details of an allergy), the **Back** button might be called **Allergies**, and it takes you back to the Summary list for the Allergies module. If you are looking at a Summary list, the **Back** button is called **Patients** and it takes you back to the Patient List screen. Back button1 ### Basic Navigation on an iPad Basic navigation for an iPad is similar to the iPhone, with a few minor differences: * When an iPad is used in portrait mode, navigation is identical to the iPhone, with one exception. When you tap **Patients** in the bottom toolbar, the patient list slides out from the left, rather than taking up the entire screen as it does on an iPhone. To close the Patient List again, either select a patient, or tap somewhere else on the screen. * When an iPad is used in landscape mode, the Patient List is displayed on the left side of the screen, while the right side shows either the View Modules screen or the current display of patient data or other information. ### Using the Bottom Toolbar and Other Navigational Elements The bottom toolbar is almost always visible on the screen and contains the following buttons: Patients button The **Patients** button displays the Patient List. Select the **Patients** button to choose a different patient. Pending button The **Pending** button displays a centralized list of all pending items, such as documents requiring your signature or unfinished work. A red badge with a number may overlay the icon; this badge indicates the total number of unfinished items, as described below. When you select this button, it displays the following options: Pending button with badge * **Inbox (n)**: This option provides access to notes and orders awaiting your signature or co-signature. For draft notes, you can edit or delete a draft from the Inbox. For other types of notes and for orders, you may be able to sign, decline, edit, or reassign documents as necessary. See *[Access Draft Notes via the Pending Button](/apple/enter_patient_data/write-clinical-notes#accessing-draft-notes-via-the-pending-button)* for information on working with draft notes. See *[Electronically Signing Documents and Orders](/apple/enter_patient_data/sign-documents)* for information on signing clinical documents, and see *[Accessing the Commure Pro Inbox](/apple/enter_patient_data/sign-documents#accessing-the-commure-pro-inbox)* for an overview of the Inbox and viewing clinical documents. * **Unfinished Orders (n)**: This option is visible only if you have access to the Commure Pro Mobile CPOE™ application. Select this option to display a list of all your unfinished orders, where the (n) represents the number of new orders that you have created on *this* mobile device, but that you have not yet signed and submitted. From this option you may submit or discard the unsubmitted orders, or enter new orders. See the *[Understanding Unsubmitted Orders](/apple/enter_patient_data/enter-orders#understanding-unsubmitted-orders)* for more information. Messages button The **Messages** button is visible only if your organization has implemented Commure Pro Messaging, and it is enabled in your user profile. Use this option to send and receive text messages from other users of the Commure Pro application, for whom Commure Pro Messaging is also enabled. Messages can include photos and links to patients. A red badge with a number may overlay the button; this badge indicates the number of unread messages. See *[Sending Commure Pro Messages](/apple/communicate/commure-pro-messaging)* for more information. Messages button with badge Providers button The **Providers** button allows you to search for and display contact information for other providers in your organization or your geographic area. See *[Looking Up Provider Contact Information](/apple/communicate/provider-directory)*. The Settings button displays options for changing settings, getting help, syncing, or logging out. See *[Configuring Your Preferences](/apple/get_started/configure-preferences)* or *[Reference Guide for Settings](/apple/get_started/preference-reference)*. In addition, the following two items assist you in navigating the application: View Modules popup The **View Modules** pop-up menu displays the list of modules such as Allergies, Charges, Clinical Notes, etc, in a pop-up menu. If you are already viewing a module for a patient and want to switch to a different one, select the **View Modules** pop-up menu. The modules on the pop-up menu are listed in alphabetical order by default, with the first six modules shown as large tiles, and the remaining modules listed underneath. However, you can change which modules are shown as tiles, as well as the order in which they are listed. See *[Changing the Order of the Modules and Module Navigation](/apple/get_started/configure-preferences#changing-the-order-of-the-modules-and-module-navigation)*. Back button1 Use the **Back** buttons to go back to the previous screen. The name of the **Back** button varies, depending on the current location. If you are looking at the Detail screen for a module (like displaying the details of an allergy), the **Back** button might be called **Allergies**, and it takes you back to the Summary list for that module. If you are looking at a Summary list, the **Back** button is called **Patients** and takes you back to the Patient List screen. ### Selecting or Changing Patients You have access to the Patient List from any module. When the Patient List is open, you see the location and name of every patient who is currently in your care. To select a patient, tap the patient's name. The selected patient is highlighted in purple. If you have a module open (like Medications), you can easily select a different patient: * On an iPhone: Tap **Patients** in the bottom toolbar, and once the Patient List is displayed, select a different patient from the list. * On an iPad in portrait mode: Tap **Patients** in the bottom toolbar, and once the Patient List slides out from the left, select a different patient from the list. * On an iPad in landscape mode: the Patient List is usually displayed on the left side of the screen--just select a different patient from the list. If it is not displayed (because you are viewing the **Settings**, **Pending**, **Messages**, **Providers**, or **Settings** option), tap **Patients** in the bottom toolbar. Once the Patient List is displayed, select a different patient from the list. What the system does after selecting a different patient depends on how you have configured your preferences. You can configure the application to either: * Always pop up the View Modules screen so that you can choose the module you want to see for the newly selected patient (the default configuration), or * Automatically return back to the same module (Medications, in our example) with the newly selected patient. See *[Changing the Order of the Modules and Module Navigation](/apple/get_started/configure-preferences#changing-the-order-of-the-modules-and-module-navigation)* to configure the navigation in the manner that you prefer.