PatientOS archetype to form demo (of sorts)

Thanks to the java reference implementation I have a demo of importing
archetypes to auto generate forms which have the references to the
archetype. Here is the video example of doing blood pressure:

http://www.patientos.org/software/video_files/openehr/patientos_openehr.htm

If you are curious as to how the other forms came out you can view the
demo (one at a time) here:

http://www.patientos.org/demo.htm

username/password demo/demo - double click a patient, forms tab and
press new form.

It is running via a java applet which has a number of warnings to
start. You do need privs on your machine - no sure what the min
version of java is.

One can build new forms using selected controls from the existing
forms. Later I will make the archetype based forms templates, not
actual forms you can select.

One thing I noticed in the conversion that I don't have any way of
distinguishing between a line of text and multiline text in the
archetype (I would generate an appropriate pane in the latter case).
Perhaps not a big deal.

All work in progress of course!.

Greg

Hi Greg

This looks interesting - we would use templates for defining the use case before building the form - that means that you can get a form that doesn’t have everything from the archetype as in most cases, its not relevant. I would think that most clinicians would look at the screen full of data and have a fit - especially as this is only one vital sign… ie in probably 95% of cases you are only recording a point in time value and only systolic and diastolic ie 120/80

regards Hugh

Greg Caulton wrote:

Hi Greg!

The demo looks great, keep the good work =)

/Rong