Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
Can you guys help us out on this?
Thanks!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
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The current SHR adapter module that is used for the Rwandan HIE may be quite specific to the Rwandan use case. So you may have to modify it for your needs. This community is now looking a re-designing this module to be more generally applicable and to make use of IHE standard profile as the interface into the SHR. You can find out more about what we are planning to develop here: https://wiki.ohie.org/display/SUB/Shared+Health+Record+Community+Documentation. In particular this design may be interesting to you: https://wiki.ohie.org/display/SUB/OpenMRS+as+the+SHR+design+document. Note, we are just starting development of these components now and this design is still changing quite a bit.
That being said, I have some experience with that module so I can try help you to get it built. Could you send the full text output from your screenshot? Some text is cut off so I can’t see what the problem could be. You could try building it again as that may have just been some sort of connectivity issue.
Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
Can you guys help us out on this?
Thanks!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
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No problem at all. Ryan and I both suspect that the build failure is being caused by connectivity issues (problems downloading artifacts from the maven repositories).
Please also make sure to take note of Ryan’s response - the current SHR module has been developed for a specific use case.
May is out of the office right now, but she will get back to you as soon as she arrive to work tomorrow morning. (It’s nighttime here in the Philippines.) We do appreciate your help so much, as we are just trying to beat a deadline in our implementation. Thank you for the attachment. I hope we make it work.
Best regards,
Elmer
On Oct 23, 2013 6:01 PM, “Pascal Brandt” pascal@jembi.org wrote:
Hi May,
What are you seeing when you try to build the module? Running the following two commands:
Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
Can you guys help us out on this?
Thanks!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
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We are doing some work at Regenstrief to beef up the HL7 processing used by OpenMRS.
Suranga (who wrote some/all???) of the Rwandan adaptor, is changing it to add better document handling, etc, as sketched out in the OpenMRS as a SHR design
document.
We are also going to see if the very sophisticated HL7 processing we do for the Regenstrief EMR (RAMRS), can be adapted to be used in OpenMRS.
In any event, we would welcome your participation in the SHR calls.
Mark
On Behalf Of Ryan Crichton
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Hi May,
The current SHR adapter module that is used for the Rwandan HIE may be quite specific to the Rwandan use case. So you may have to modify it for your needs. This community is now looking a re-designing this module to be more generally applicable
and to make use of IHE standard profile as the interface into the SHR. You can find out more about what we are planning to develop here: https://wiki.ohie.org/display/SUB/Shared+Health+Record+Community+Documentation .
In particular this design may be interesting to you: https://wiki.ohie.org/display/SUB/OpenMRS+as+the+SHR+design+document . Note, we are just starting development of these components
now and this design is still changing quite a bit.
That being said, I have some experience with that module so I can try help you to get it built. Could you send the full text output from your screenshot? Some text is cut off so I can’t see what the problem could be. You could try building
it again as that may have just been some sort of connectivity issue.
Based on the
installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
We are trying to make the OpenMRS work as SHR on minimal/general use cases, so for now I think there is no problem with the adapter being designed specifically for Rwanda.
Yes, I think there is a connectivity issue, perhaps our proxy here in the office is preventing the project from downloading the necessary dependencies.
Anyway, I was able to import the omod file Pascal Brandt sent (thanks!).
After that, the installation guide says that I need to configure the SHR module…
Configuring the SHR module
After installing the module, you need to assign a value to the ‘Sending Facility’ global property which it adds to the global properties page. This property does not have a default value, so its importaint to set it immidiately after you install it.
where will I change the value of the said global property? is it somewhere here?
Also, I tried this GET request /openmrs/ws/rest/RHEA/patient/encounters?patientId=1234&idType=ECID (Note: our sample data came from here. ) but I’m getting this error:
I am the culprit responsible for many of your woes
In this case, the ‘Sending Facility’ can be set to some default text string for test purposes. You can find it in the OpenMRS global properties page.
Hmm… I cant really see the error message you received when making that request. Are you sure you included it in the email ? and does the system already contain a patient with that identifier type and id value ?
We are trying to make the OpenMRS work as SHR on minimal/general use cases, so for now I think there is no problem with the adapter being designed specifically for Rwanda.
Yes, I think there is a connectivity issue, perhaps our proxy here in the office is preventing the project from downloading the necessary dependencies.
Anyway, I was able to import the omod file Pascal Brandt sent (thanks!).
After that, the installation guide says that I need to configure the SHR module…
Configuring the SHR module
After installing the module, you need to assign a value to the ‘Sending Facility’ global property which it adds to the global properties page. This property does not have a default value, so its importaint to set it immidiately after you install it.
where will I change the value of the said global property? is it somewhere here?
Also, I tried this GET request /openmrs/ws/rest/RHEA/patient/encounters?patientId=1234&idType=ECID (Note: our sample data came from here. ) but I’m getting this error:
Thanks in advance!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
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Is the “Sending Facility” property necessary for the adapter to work properly?
Regarding the error, yes, our database contains that patient. So this request /openmrs/ws/rest/RHEA/patient/encounters?patientId=1234&idType=ECID should return something because it is in the database as shown here:
I just can’t seem to verify if this part of request is correct /openmrs/ws/rest/RHEA/patient/encounters?patientId=1234&idType=ECID. On what table can I verify the idType property? it is not in the person or patient table.
Do you have a Patient Identifier Type Called “ECID” set up and made sure that there is a patient that has an identifier of that type with value “1234”? The patient_id row in the DB is only the primary key in the table and has nothing to do with the Patient Identifier you’re querying for.
Kind regards
Kari
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On Thu, Oct 24, 2013 at 11:35 AM, Pascal Brandt pascal@jembi.org wrote:
Hi,
Disclaimer: I’ve never used this module.
Perhaps some the following resources could be useful:
Do you have a Patient Identifier Type Called “ECID” set up and made sure that there is a patient that has an identifier of that type with value “1234”? The patient_id row in the DB is only the primary key in the table and has nothing to do with the Patient Identifier you’re querying for.
Kari
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wooooow! Thanks so much for all your help, I am now getting a successful response when invoking this request: /openmrs/ws/rest/RHEA/patient/encounters?patientId=1233TS-3&idType=ECID
Indeed, patient identifier should be used instead of the patient ID .
wooooow! Thanks so much for all your help, I am now getting a successful response when invoking this request: /openmrs/ws/rest/RHEA/patient/encounters?patientId=1233TS-3&idType=ECID
Indeed, patient identifier should be used instead of the patient ID .
Thanks!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
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Nice to see another project besides Rwanda is using this approach.
I’m curious how you feel about the performance of OpenMRS - essentially, using relational database on a scale of a country. Anyone got any responding time or throughput challenge so far?
Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
We have performed an analysis of OpenMRS for us as an SHR. It is a worry to us but we have some ideas around database clustering and database optimization that we would like to try.
Nice to see another project besides Rwanda is using this approach.
I’m curious how you feel about the performance of OpenMRS - essentially, using relational database on a scale of a country. Anyone got any responding time or throughput challenge so far?
Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
Can you guys help us out on this?
Thanks!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
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On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Ryan Crichton ryan@jembi.org wrote:
Hi Jeff,
We have performed an analysis of OpenMRS for us as an SHR. It is a worry to us but we have some ideas around database clustering and database optimization that we would like to try.
Nice to see another project besides Rwanda is using this approach.
I’m curious how you feel about the performance of OpenMRS - essentially, using relational database on a scale of a country. Anyone got any responding time or throughput challenge so far?
Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
Can you guys help us out on this?
Thanks!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
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You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups “Shared Health Record (OpenHIE)” group.
On Mon, Oct 28, 2013 at 3:17 PM, Ryan Crichton ry...@jembi.org wrote:
Hi Jeff,
We have performed an analysis of OpenMRS for us as an SHR. It is a worry to us but we have some ideas around database clustering and database optimization that we would like to try.
Based on the installation guide, an omod file of the said Adapter Module has has to be imported to the OpenMRS.
However, I cannot seem to find/download an omod file of the adapter module; though, I was able to get a copy of the source code but for some reason, I cannot build it successfully.
Can you guys help us out on this?
Thanks!
May Buenavides
Department of Science and Technology
Advance Science and Technology Institute
Philippines
I’m curious how you feel about the performance of OpenMRS - essentially, using relational database on a scale of a country. Anyone got any responding time or throughput challenge so far?
I’m looking for something like this:
I’m looking for something like this:
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