I am glad to announce that the Java project just got a new committer, Humberto Naves from Zilics, Brazil. He is working closely with Beatriz de Faria Leão and Lincoln A Moura Jr in a team prototyping archetype based system. Over the past months, Humberto has demonstrated that he is both a competent Java developer and engaged in the Java implementation of openEHR.
I am proud to be announced by Rong as a committer of the Java project. So, let me introduce myself…
I am Humberto Naves from P2D (a partner of Zilics) an in fact, we are prototyping an archetype based EHR. The purpose of the project is to build a free health record (based on the web) to all citizens of Brazil.
Over the past months, we worked on:
1 - The persistence layer of the EHR: how we can achieve querability without loss of generality and speed?
2 - The presentation layer: how to build dynamic AJAXified web pages based on templates that look clean and easy to use?
3 - The core layer: how to check if the all constraints from archetypes are met, how to interpret the data from the COMPOSITION’s efficiently (example: alert the user of a drug interaction), etc
My goal here is to share some knowledge acquired during the development of the EHR.