Re: [Gnumed-devel] patient overview widget

[Busser, Jim]

On 2011-11-17, at 2:21 AM, Jim Busser wrote:

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>>> http://wiki.gnumed.de/twiki/pub/Gnumed/PatientSummary/Patient_Overview.png
>> 
>> I like the addition of specifications as to what to list in
>> which order inside the list fields dummies.
> 
> It now suggests limited coloration:
> 
> - a very light shade, to give emphasis to information
> - a medium shade, to give emphasis to unsigned information

>From a poster at the Oscar user list (though I cannot find the Sep 23rd 
>original on the oscar list archive to reference it) …

… apparently colour-coding of data for Medical Director, and Best Practice, is 
done by a utility called "Doctor's Control Panel" by Pracsoftutilities. The 
panel 

        http://vkelim.smugmug.com/photos/i-7c6m34N/0/O/i-7c6m34N.jpg

 appears as a 'pop-up' when a patient file is opened, disappears after a few 
seconds, but will re-appear when requested.

Clicking on the the coloured button reveals the underlying data, and sometimes 
the basis of the recommendation e.g. Australian Redbook Guidelines for 
Preventive Activities in General Practice 
(http://www.racgp.org.au/redbook/index).

In the rather intimidating example shown above, the allergy status has already 
been recorded. The rest of the buttons indicate that the patient is an 
indigenous Australian and has been recorded to have diabetes and asthma. … it 
looks like yellow means out-of-date.

-- Jim