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Primary mentor

Daniel Kayiwa

Backup mentor

Sri Maurya Kummamuru

GSoC student

Kaweesi Joseph

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  • Modify the current graph in the detailed display section to support zooming in and out to see details; Regenstrief uses: highcharts
  • Allow indexing other modules data and provide a custom way of displaying such indexed data on another page.
  • Redesign the chart search page, (will give details regarding how to improve the previous design)
  • The provider or doctor should be able to search and locate all data about the selected patient on the chart search page.
  • Leveraging SOLR to perform aggregate searches (e.g., find all visits across all patients during 2014 with a new diagnosis of diabetes).
  • Fix bugs and add new features noted at: https://notes.openmrs.org/ChartSearch-Module-Feedback and https://notes.openmrs.org/ChartSearch-Module-Feedback-Phase2
  • The chartsearch page needs to provide a way of saving previous searches plus the attached filter options (tagging) hence ability to add labels among other options of your choice. 
  • The chartsearch page should instead of returning all results at first loading return previous searches for the logged In user.
  • The module administration pages (such as: .../openmrs/module/chartsearch/*name*.form) are currently designed for the old legacy UI that will soon be separated from the OpenMRS Platform, Re-visit their functionality and design new pages providing their functionality within the reference application.
  • Re-factor the module's source code to remove any redundant code, classes and libraries (if there are any) introduced as a result of the previous module evolution.

Extra Credit

  • Create a migration pathway for people starting with Chart Search and embedded Lucene to migrate to a separate SOLR server

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