What status allows double-clicking an appointment from the Status Board to launch the intraprocedure Narrator?

Launching the intraprocedure Narrator by double-clicking an appointment from the Status Board is specifically associated with the "In the Room" status. When a patient is "In the Room," it signifies that they are currently in a specific examination or treatment space and are ready for the next part of their care process. This status implies that staff are directly engaged with the patient, making it the appropriate time to utilize the intraprocedure Narrator, which helps in documenting and managing real-time information about the patient's care during the procedure.

The other statuses do not provide the same context for utilizing the Narrator. For example, "In the Hall" suggests that the patient may still be waiting to enter a treatment area. "Waiting" could imply a lack of immediate engagement, and "Discharged" indicates that the patient has already completed their visit, making it irrelevant to use the narrator at that time. Therefore, the "In the Room" status is the correct context in which to effectively utilize the intraprocedure Narrator.