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Success Stories 2024

Success Stories 2024

The goal of this project is to write up several success stories that will help show the growth of the OpenMRS community and community’s product in 2024, and showcase how those community members made those things possible - i.e. each story should have a compelling What, Who, and How.

 

Status

Idea/Theme

Priority

What

Who

Consent?

Notes / Info to get started

Draft Link

Status

Idea/Theme

Priority

What

Who

Consent?

Notes / Info to get started

Draft Link

Done - Published

O3: The New OpenMRS Explained and the Investments that made it possible

Highest

Pull together information about the origin and technology of O3.

Opportunity to showcase how this is a result of coordinated community investment, direct support from implementers. Mention the TAP mechanism.

 

N/A

Use info from:

Let’s start there and see what you can make

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1qU-pAKvxOTVuB-cN4G58OnMHyCGyEt9x9dtv3LtQCbI/edit#heading=h.g3qmsj83le9a

Done - Published

A Visual History of OpenMRS

High

Use Designer Onboarding to OpenMRS 3 | Visual History of the OpenMRS Frontend and your previous work that got removed from the first article to make this one

 

 

 

 

Done - Published

"The Technology behind OpenMRS version 3"

 

Take the technical parts we had to cut out from the original O3 article and put in this one

It would be awesome if we could highlight this single-spa video since it does such a nice job of explaining the plug-and-play architecture:

https://youtu.be/L4jqow7NTVg

 

 

 

Almost Published

KenyaEMR O3 success story: How KenyaEMR leveraged and innovated with the new OpenMRS

High

Show before vs after

Explain exactly what steps they took (so others can follow them)

Interview team members, ideally quotes from both a non-tech and dev about O3

Palladium-Kenya

Consent granted by Palladium

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IOaShrl2YAXYfGBhZPeuVv9U11ZK_rrsIaZZJSvRPlo/edit

Almost Published

UgandaEMR+ O3 success story: UgandaEMR’s journey with OpenMRS 3

High

Same idea as KenyaEMR story

METS

Consent granted by METS

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1mM6VLaYq50POC82cCrRHGnoTHj6yGx821QBJVAtrWaQ/edit#heading=h.pfkzphbrepm

Almost Published

How investments are making OpenMRS more flexible than ever with the new Distro HIS project

High

Several goals:

  1. Awareness: Ensure it’s clear community implementation members have been moving forward with building out full HIS (Health Information System) components within the TAP Grant + Squad model, led by UCSF & Mekom

  2. Understanding: There should be both simple and then slightly technical explanations of how exactly this distro-his solution is put together.

  3. Caution: If we can clearly explain how to draw the lines between Lite vs Not-Lite-Anymore (maybe this is a separate article)

Mekom

UCSF

Yes, UCSF agreed ++

  • Key Contacts: @Gilbert Muthee @Romain Buisson