At present, our LibreHealth EHR application doesn’t contain a way for users to design their own forms, according to their need. For example, if clinic A requires a form, which is not predefined (not in our application), and that particular form is of no use for clinic B. Then, both A and B should be able to design their own forms, according to their need.
This should be implemented as drag and drop feature. There should be a drop-down list for form components, where the user can drag it and drop to a particular drawing area.
@judywawira and I talked about the possiblity of using the lh-toolkit form generator (which is drag and drop) to generate forms that the EHR could consume. I think this is worth exploring further.
When can i start working on this project. Should I start now or I have to make the report that how I want to do it and any suggestion for start working on this repository
@sandipbhuyan you will need to install the librehealth EHR code locally and get it running. Then look at the issues on github and see if there are any you wish to work on. The actual work on the form generator will be based on submitted proposals.
@teryhill@tony I can make a proper and interactive front-end for this application and also I can do the back-end part but needed some guidance for that. Please look forward in this.
Download and install the code for LibreHealth EHR and then go to github and see if there are issues you can work on. The repository is https://github.com/LibreHealthIO/LibreEHR
@sandipbhuyan and everyone else. While you can certainly “start” the
project now, there are certain distinctions. The GSOC project
programming is to be confined to things you do after
commencement…HOWEVER: You will have to do a LOT of work just to
create a meaningful proposal. This will involve much of the necessary
familiarization with both the code, the user experience, as well as the
end user utilization of the product. This is valuable medical industry
familiarization, and from a realistic point of view, you will very much
be already starting work…just not final product coding.