Physician Web Interface

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Ahh .. the CSS needs fixing. The right side is below because the CSS is set to left and your display allows it there. Mine is smaller so won't allow it.

Anyone know CSS??

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Don't worry about it .. it's easily changed.

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Hey Jerry, do you know any of this type of Jquery coding ?

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Temporary Meds ?

I thought that was D/C'd !

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Once other people start making improvements we can use something like Mercurial.

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Great. That's all I needed to hear !

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No, it has always existed.

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How do I RX a temporary med from the Popup ?

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Can't .. you have to use Patients/Medications/Shorterm tab.

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Jason, no, my excursions into Java and js have been pretty brief...I can navigate class paths, jar files, and that sort of thing. That's about it.


As Graham points out, the fact that this code is not compiled is a plus for open development. We can just try stuff and share it. The fact that Graham maintains the demo remr server is also a great plus point here, so that we are all working on the same developmental database and system.

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ok, uploaded today's distribution.

Just includes my www directory now.

Just zip up your own installations first so you can revert if you need to do so.

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Good idea.

I only changed two files from the original download:


In the files:

md/login.rsp
httpd.cfg

I made the changes outlined on the wiki.

#1) are these files likely to change any time soon ?

#2) can you let us know if you do change them ?

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My "update process" is going to be:

extract the latest download to a temporary folder.

(1) rename the login.rsp file in the \md\ directory to login_.rsp.

(2) copy the entire \www\ folder contents and paste it over the previous one.

(3) Reload the Server Config (as depicted below)

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Try this in www/css/table-style.css

<style type="text/css">

#patient-navigation-container {

background:#9c9;

float:left;

width:130px;

}

#patient-encounter-container {

background:#C2DFFF;

margin-left: 170px;

}

#consult-container {

background:#FFF8C6;

}

#accordion {

height:1000px;

}

</style>

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I don't see any need for me to change these in the near future. So, just write protect these files.

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OK.

One thing that really never made sense to me was the fact that in the [Consults] Tab you could only view one item at a time (ie one RX, or one consult). There are times I want to review the notes over the last few years. (Scenario: the patient is coming in with Abdo pain today that sounds IBS-like, did I think it was IBS last time as well ?, Did I teach her about IBS ? ). Clicking through all the notes is laborious. Now that we have lots of space (ie. a browser window with a good scroll bar) to display many items ... let's do a better job of displaying "Consult" items and not replicate the old limitations.

Is the accordion a suitable method for this type of need ? Accordions are not often used for longer lists (as important items are then thrust off the screen as we have already seen.).

Other Needs that create LONG views:

(1) A Patient Summary Page: "Home Page" - Diagnoses, Surgeries, Last 20 appointments, Meds, Allergies, Immunizations, Last 10 visit notes, Last 10 Results.

(2) Custom DataViews

(3) Many Many other things.

Accordions are for small menus.

Not for Comprehensive Data display.

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In Synapse you could always print out all the consults into one jolly long web page.

In the classic view, in filters, select "Print All" and everything is dumped to a web page.

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Yea. I use that to pull Results Information into .doc file when preparing referral letters.

Great <u>Hidden</u> feature. Another reason the OLD GUI was better than the Newer One. Grouping by Tags was the major enhancement in the Modern GUI.

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After you click on a Patient to Pull up their chart.

The first thing you view <u>needs to be</u> the Patient Summary.


This is a basic need, missing in synapse.exe.


It needs to display the important stuff on a patient. It needs to be customizable (what I want is different from what you want).

It would be such a joy to easily move the scrollbar to review all the core information on a patient vs. having to click/click/click.

This Synapse Web Client needs more thought.

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If you want to reduce the amount of information shown for the patient demographics etc ( this was the view in classic synapse ), then edit the file display-consult.rsp

It's obvious what you can delete.