2013-06-20 Raxa GSoC Meeting
Participants: Surajit Nundy Piyush Madan (Unlicensed) John V Stoecker (Unlicensed) Akhil Ravindran (Unlicensed) Neeti Pokharna (Unlicensed) Tahar Zano (Unlicensed) Harsh Chhabra (Unlicensed) Atul Agrawal (Unlicensed)
Schedule:
- Project Updates
- REST module walkthrough
- Discussion on security model
1. Updates on all projects
Radiology
-deploying images on DICOM task is complete
-documenting DICOM and OpenMRS
Reporting
-working on webapp
-controller + processor + renderer to process the reports and show them
-done with java and jsp code for demo report
Timeline
-working on design
-sketching mockups
2. REST demo
-search a patient
To see how to search a patient, install Firefox REST client. Add these headers:
Basic Authentication, with your account's username + password
Content-type: application/json
Accept: application/json
and do a GET call on this url: http://raxaemrtest.elasticbeanstalk.com/ws/rest/v1/patient?q=john
-search a patient full (more info)
do a GET call on this url: http://raxaemrtest.elasticbeanstalk.com/ws/rest/v1/patient?q=john&v=full
-get all encounters for a patient
(note that any patient uuid will work here, as long as your account has access
3. Raxacore security model
-There are 3 different ways to access information
--if the info is your own, you have access
--if you are an admin, you have acces
--if you can access through a security group
A security group is basically a mapping between 2 people. Security groups have <accessors> and <persons>. To test whether person A has access to person B's information, do an intersection:
get all security groups where person A is in <accessors>, and person B is in <persons>. If this number is greater than 0, we know they have access.