Hi Andrew ! On Sun, 26 Oct 2014 11:42:56 +0000 (GMT) "andrewpgledh...@tiscali.co.uk" <andrewpgledh...@tiscali.co.uk> wrote:
> Yes Luis, I agree that the WHO list should be used as a reference > resource in GNU Health. > Great ! > What about functionality? Some ideas: > > > > When opening the patient > record, a pop up message occurs in GNU Health for all "patients" < 18 > years old. > > "Do you want to review / amend this patient's routine immunisation > record?" > > If yes then a tabular form could appear with the child's immunisation > record to date. > We probably should get a pop up warning message if there is any irregularity on the child vaccination schedule, showing in the same popup which vaccines / doses that are due. If everything is OK, then no notice will be shown. > If a date had been passed without the record being "ticked as > administered" then it might have a red background. > A couple of variables to keep in mind when implementing the "DSS" for vaccinations - Child age / vaccine / first dose : Based on the WHO vaccination schedule. - Boosters / next doses : Based on the "next dose" field of the vaccination model. With these two, we should be in pretty good shape to start with. > > > Other ideas might be to > produce standard reports which would list all patients due to have > vaccines on a particular day / week. The child health professional > could then contact the family to bring the child into clinic. +1 Very important > > I think we both agree that this is very > important GNU Health functionality and is well worth a significant > amount of development time. > Absolutely :) Best, Luis > Regards > > Andrew > > >
