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Raxa-JSS Weekly Meeting held on 6th Feb, 2012

Agenda and Notes

Attendees:

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Raxa-JSS Weekly Meeting
Feb 05/06, 2012
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JSS-related updates:

Fantastic pharmacy pictogram designs are now uploaded to DropBox
Acquired equipment: two new routers that will be installed this week so we can give a tour to people who want to see a larger view of JSS
Put up recruitment posters at one of the largest teaching hospital in Bombay

Raxa JSS EMR-related project-wide updates:

Mapping interface - Nathan defined a need for mapping interfaces.
Have a look at our atlassian OnDemand instance here: https://raxaemr.atlassian.net
Creating a new website, as well, for our public apperance
Two additional potential summer interns for the summer (from U W)
We have over 110 people on our shared DropBox folder and over 100 followers on Twitter
We gave a Raxa JSS EMR presentation to the OpenMRS community (Shuro can fill in)
we are point-of-care
we would interface with lots of their web APIs, hopefully improve those
how to make our project not just for JSS. how can others build upon it? how to be more generic?

Google Summer of Code progress (Saptarshi)

just announced for 2012 http://code.google.com/soc/
looking for mentors and sub-mentor (backup) from people already involved on the project
Paul Biodich (head of OpenMRS) is hoping to get back to us soon about their plans. May be able to share some of their spots with us, else, will need to apply on our own.
Great conf call with the lead developer of the world's foremost open source patient interactive software, Indivo
Shuro + Daniel Pepper spoke to Daniel Haas, lead developer of Indivo
We're starting to spec out the "patient-facing" module. Our patients might be less educated, low access to computers, low literacy
Google Health, Microsoft Health Vault (private) vs Indivo (open-source). Give people access to their medical records
Indivo currently in use a Boston Children's hospital
Important security and privacy
Plan to continue this collaboration, adapting on learnings of Indivo

A clearer articulation of coding conventions

Module-specific updates:

Lab: great progress; while not a conf call per se, we did make great progress with a series of decisions on which roles / users to make wireframe for.
UI/UX team: should have a call this coming week.
getting copies of where people are up to with their designs
compiled a list of where people needed to find commonality (registration + lab)
do we have resident development expert on Sencha (Saptarshi, Shuro, and Nathan)
which widgets that we can / cannot use
what are implications for non-touch interface
http://www.sencha.com/products/touch/ <-- Sencha Touch 2.0 for the touch interface
http://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/ <-- ExtJS4 for the desktop interface
Screener: Bhushan
UI/UX developer working on screens for screener
very important to build some basic screens to motivate developers
Registration: module to be implemented at JSS in near future ( This is a new and exciting chapter in the evolution of health information systems!!)
OPD: Vinay (great new designs from Darrian)
CHW: Greg or Judy update
Judy, Naval, and Greg are active. Others are busy or on vacation.
Working on a task manager for community health workers