Track Physio events

[tangollama]

Doctor's assign physio. We need to queue it and track the notes from it. Note that physio could be "prescribed." i.e. daily while in the hospital.

[tangollama]

I need to get feedback from Eric Gokcen on this. It may be the notes feature is sufficient to support this function.

[tangollama]

Physical therapy events are another set of actions attached to either inpatient or outpatient visits, just like labs, pharmacy, etc.

So a patient could have an appointment for a visit and during that visit, they need to receive physical therapy. The point of the physio events is to capture the results / feedback from the physical therapist in the medical record.

At minimum, an event has a person who conducted the session, notes, and a date. Each event must be associated to a visit (and thus a patient). Physio events should become another tab in a patient's record, and will find it's way into both the Notes feature (which I'm working on #32) as well as the patient history (which I'm also working on).

What makes Physio a needed feature is a bit of a business issue.

1. patients (or insurance) may be charged for each session, and thus we need to track them.
2. Physical Therapists need the ability to add/edit Physio events but should not necessarily have rights to do much else. Thus they are a new rule in the system. More specifics will be needed here, but the developer who works on this feature can see @tangollama for assistance as needed.

[tangollama]

See requirements here

[nfung]

@tangollama I'd like to work on this.

[tangollama]

Go for it. Typed or dictated imperfectly on my iPhone (717.385.9970)

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On Apr 14, 2017, at 8:14 PM, nfung ***@***.***> wrote: @tangollama I'd like to work on this. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

[nfung]

Need clarification on the requirements... it states that visits should be read-only to physical therapists, but that physio events should be a list under visits. I took this to mean that one needs to view a visit in order to see a list of physio events, but with the read-only permission, this wouldn't be possible for physical therapists.

[tangollama]

I'd be happy to discuss further is Slack (tangollama), but I believe it does make sense. A future Physical Therapist role would have the ability to see and read all Visit data and screens but not the right to edit those records... except for physio events. The idea is that physio events would hang off of the Visit in a similar referential relationship that procedures share. Physical Therapists would have the ability to CRUD those records and add / delete them to a Visit (yes... technically an "edit" to the record) but not the right to modify other data. Like I said, happy to banter in Slack.

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On Wed, Apr 26, 2017 at 9:21 PM, nfung ***@***.***> wrote: Need clarification on the requirements... it states that visits should be read-only to physical therapists, but that physio events should be a list under visits. I took this to mean that one needs to view a visit in order to see a list of physio events, but with the read-only permission, this wouldn't be possible for physical therapists. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#28 (comment)>, or mute the thread <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AA4t7eTdK-v89mwtA3De0Y7xcbFit2nUks5rz-2cgaJpZM4DKG6R> .

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[tangollama]

@nfung are you still interested in this issue? If not, I'll move it back to Help Wanted.

[nfung]

@tangollama sorry it's taking me so long to finish this. i've got most of this done... i'll try to wrap this up soon

[tangollama]

@nfung absolutely no need to say sorry. We're all volunteering. Thanks for responding so promptly.

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