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It looks a bit messy to be honest. Would be nice if open source EHR's (this, Hospitalrun, some others) offered a good rest API to build web/mobile clients on to
by dharma1 10y ago
It looks a bit messy to be honest. Would be nice if open source EHR's (this, Hospitalrun, some others) offered a good rest API to build web/mobile clients on top of.
I'm working on a clean, modern UI/UX front end for mobile/web EHR, will probably open source it. For the backend it would be nice to reuse something pretty good if it already exists.
- jklein11 10y agoSounds like you are looking for something like FHIR.[1] If you built your app aroun FHIR, you could plug and play with any EHR that implements it. 1. https://www.hl7.org/fhir/ https://www.hl7.org/fhir/
- dharma1 10y agoThanks, didn't know about this. Is it an adopted standard?
- siculars 10y agoYes, it's as close to a standard as you can get. It delineates a data model for certain types of medical data and their transport but it itself is not a database.
- entee 10y agoFHIR is great. It's also a pretty complex data structure, but we use it internally and are generally happy with it. It has flaws, notably that it's not always clear what parameters to set on the resource (for example there are a bunch of different date fields that could mean similar things and could be set or not set depending on the implementation), but having a uniform data interchange format is pretty great for open source medical informatics.