ADL form and mind map

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Hello,

I am in the learning process of openEHR as part of my thesis work at Orebro university, Sweden, and I would like to ask quite simple questions which I came across but , couldn’t find any document which deal in the subject.

  1. Is there any way to get a mind map view for the archetypes/ templates via one of the modeling tools ? (for ex the ADL)

  2. My goal is to model a system via archetype. For ex: a screen which present a patient overview. The screen represent data and does not contain any form. I couldn’t find any document which explain how to deign/represent a non-form template (scree). Is there a way to do so?

Thanks in advance,

Liron

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Hi Liron,

A Mindmap view exists on the openEHR CKM: http://www.openehr.org/ckm/

Once you find the archetype and select it, the ribbon of icons just below the archetype name has Mindmap as the second view (after the Tabbed view).

The second part about modelling a patient overview – I guess this has been done by some of the guys in the community over and over again. There’s Pablo’s “Cabolabs EHRServer” and then there’s also EHRScape/Explorer that will allow you do that, unless there’s something special/specific you’re trying to accomplish on your own that isn’t covered by some of these existing ‘free’ implementations? Both options walk you through creating your own templates.

Eneimi Allwell-Brown

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Hi Liron,

1. The nee web-based archetype and template tools also have a simple
mind-map facility.

2. You should have a look at RippleOSI - an open-source EPR demo
http://demo.rippleosi.org/#/patients/9999999000/patients-summary

The code is at https://github.com/RippleOSI

Basically to display a summary you generally need to need to run a
number of queries into the underlying data (AQL or local query
mechanism).

Ian

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Hello Liron,

With LinkEHR you can view a mindmap from a given archetype. You can
also export it to freemind format to review it in other dedicated
mindmap applications.

About the second question, we have experimented a little with LForms
and looks promising (see
http://diebosto2.pc.upv.es:9002/test/lforms_openehr.html). Maybe it is
useful for what you want to achieve.

Regards