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• Create a table for form_filtering. form_id, form_filter_id. If a form's form_id is listed in this table, the associated filter MUST return true in order to be displayed in the list of forms
• Create a table for the filters and their parameters: form_filter. form_filter_id, class_name, properties (a key/value pairing)
• Create an interface FormFilter where the logic for each type of filtering will be stored. important method is "public boolean shouldDisplayForm(Patient p, User u)"
• Create an admin page for administrators to choose which forms get which filters
  • The admin page should look for all implementations of FormFilter and allow the admin to choose one
  • The admin page for each FormFilter should look at properties on the FormFilter to know what to ask of the admin
    • answers to these properties are stored in form_filter.properties as "age=18,value=after" vs "age=18,value=before" (using AgeFormFilter as example)
• Create a GenderFormFilter that uses the patient's gender
• Create a RoleFormFilter that requires the current user to have a specific Role
• Create a PrivilegeFormFilter that requires the current user to have a specific Privilege
• Create a DateFormFilter that requires it be before or after a certain date to be displayed
• Create an AgeFormFilter that requires the patient be over or under a certain age
• Create a CohortFormFilter that is based on the patient being in the defined cohort – this should be added in by the ReportingCompatibility Module

Mockup

{mockup:FormFilter|3}

{mockup:FormFilter_2|13}

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