[Demo data generation](One of the several threads on this)
Basically, the current version just spits out a fake set of patients, with encounters, appointments and a bunch of practice management stuff.
The idea was always to get [active] collaboration or some other inspirational source to allow the actual encounters to include relevant Tx, Dx codes, as well as using the text of those and the NQF’s to generate the associated eval, plan and progress note content for pretty narratives. The preferred approach was to use the current MIPS and other similar standards of care to create contiguous clinical records that make sense.
Currently, the best tool we have for generating content that represents real-world data is the MIPS import tool. This tool takes in claim files and generates a LibrehealthEHR database. Essentially you can replicate (sans narratives) everything in the originating system by using it. You can combine claim files from many sources as well to make really really big data sets. Using the “report database importer” function in the EHR, you can then import data from that or from the synthetic generator. That usually finishes a very large import in only seconds. Finally, you can SAVE and LOAD database content if you have “MIPS DEMO SERVER” mode turned on. This allows you to run reports against one set of data, then switch to another, then back pretty conveniently.