2012-01-30 Weekly Meeting
Raxa-JSS Weekly Meeting held on 30th Jan, 2012
Listen to the audio recording for the meeting:
Download the audio recording.
Agenda and Notes
Attendees:
- Susan Wolfe (Australia)
- Gaurav Chugh (Delhi, India)
- Nathan Leiby (Seattle, WA, USA)
- Daniel Pepper (Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh, India)
- Surajit Nundy (Delhi, India)
- Saptarshi (Mumbai, India)
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Raxa-JSS Weekly Meeting
Jan 29 / 30, 2012
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Status update from JSS on-site:
- Visit from government officials: Chief Secretary of Chhattisgarh, four District Collectors and others
- Very nice brochure for the Raxa JSS EMR project in the works by Ruta
- Recruitment posters for additional doctors to come to JSS are now printed up (they'll be posted in hospitals in Delhi, Bombay and a few other cities in the coming weeks).
- We have almost 100 followers on twitter, and we've only been up and running a short while; please follow us! @raxa_jss_emr
- Some of our pics on twitter: https://twitter.com/?iid=am-4065281413273883587627835&nid=22+dm_reply&screen_name=wordymusic&uid=16169106&utm_content=action#!/raxa_jss_emr/media/grid|https://twitter.com/?iid=am-4065281413273883587627835&nid=22+dm_reply&screen_name=wordymusic&uid=16169106&utm_content=action#!/raxa_jss_emr/media/grid
Susan Wolfe (UI/UX coordinator) on call, reviewed the UI/UX meeting this past Friday
- based in Australia
- back and forth to San Francisco (where she's from)
- bring together vocabulary for design (common elements, general design)
Module updates
- Bhushan is back in action on STM
- Lab: We didn't have a lab meeting; but did make some good progress and we'll likely have another one this coming Fri/Sat. Roger is in Ghana next two weeks.
- Screener / Triage Module: update from Bhushan
- Out Patient Department meeting hasn't happened yet but is tentatively scheduled for next Saturday afternoon, India time.
- Testing using Jasmine for JavaScript (behavior driven development paradigm)
- testing specs, rather than normal unit testing
Jen Mankoff is working on how illiterate people would interact with our system
- Human Computer Interaction specialist from Carnegie Mellon University
- Hiring someone with a background in design/social sciences (anthropologist, connections to computer world)
- Go to villages, talk to villagers
Carnegie Mellon University collaboration:
- a few students investigating our architecture
- particularly security/privacy
- also scalability, performance
Probably part of 'patient facing' module
- What patients see of their own health info, how they can manage it
- but majority of JSS patients dont have a computer and/or are illiterate
- voice is a promising direction to go
- upcoming call with "indivo"... a patient facing module at Boston Childrens' Hospital. interactive patient technology