Paragraph of Text Fields are set up to enable some very basic html code to be written into it (e.g. <br> for a line break). However, to protect against someone trying to embed html code of a malicious nature, the system was designed to disgard any html code that was written incorrectly, or suspiciously. Unfortunately, the < symbol indicates the start of a command; when Users were entering in medical notes such as Lx<Rx with no gap inbetween (as a Lx < Rx wasn't interpreted as html) anything after the "<" was being interpreted as malicious html code and it was not saved.

These text field have now been updated so that users can use the < symbol across a number of instances. However, security checks are still in place for any "malicious" html code. A < can be used in a sentence now, but if specific commands are written in then they will either be interpreted as text and displayed as text, or they will be disguarded. This is purely in the interest of data protection, and the security of your data.