Display delays

When pages take too long to load, users might assume they’re seeing the most up‑to‑date information and proceed with actions that are actually based on outdated data. Slow rendering can happen when the underlying database is processing a heavy query or when large, complex tables need to be displayed. This risk can lead to incorrect decisions and lost time.

• Block actions during heavy loading. The system blocks editing or decision‑making actions on important information if the loading time exceeds one second. This prevents changes while data is still being fetched and ensures you don’t act on stale information. Once the page has fully loaded, all actions become available.
• Keep tables lean. Large tables with numerous text‑heavy columns can slow down AI performance. As explained in our AI Clinical report writing guide, very large tables may reduce effectiveness and recommends focusing on specific subsets of data for each section. If you notice delays when loading a detail view, try reducing the number of columns or applying filters to display only the information you need.
• Monitor system performance. If display lags are persistent or widespread, contact Flinn support so we can investigate server performance and optimise queries. Keeping your environment updated and following our recommended best practices helps maintain fast response times.

By blocking actions when data is still loading and encouraging leaner data displays, Flinn reduces the risk of acting on outdated information. Should you encounter a persistent delay, reach out to our support team for assistance.