CPRS (computerized patient recordkeeping system) access violation

CPRS (computerized patient recordkeeping system) access violation

It seems that the command or option you selected requires a connection to the main server which here generated an error. If this is the first time this happened when using Computerized Patient Record System [CPRS], try restarting your computer then try it again. Check if you are now able to access the patient chart from the server after booting the system. If you still receive an error in doing this task again, check your computer’s network cable if it is properly connected to your CPU.

If this application works fine before and it is only now that this problem happened, you may try doing a clean installation of the program to restore it to its default configuration and fix any corrupted files that may be affecting its functionality. Uninstall Computerized Patient Record System [CPRS] then restart your computer when asked.

After booting, check your computer for any possible errors. Use a disk utility application to check the system. Install the program again then check if this fixes the problem.

You may also try downloading the latest version of the application if you happen to be using the older one. Download the latest version of Computerized Patient Record System [CPRS] from United States – Department of Veterans Affairs.