Welcome to UCL openEHR Explorer Website

Contents:

• Requirements
  • Background
  • Gathering Requirements
  • Personas
  • Essential Features - Must Haves
  • Possible Features in the Future - Could Haves
  • Use Cases
• Research
  • openEHR
  • Existing solutions
  • Technologies
  • Summary of Final Decision
  • References
• HCI - Human Computer Interaction
  • Design Principles
  • Initial Sketches
  • Personas Created
  • Interactive Wireframe
  • References
• Design
  • System Architecture
  • Page Flow Diagram
  • Design Patterns
  • CDR Query Library
  • Electron App
  • Implementation of Key Functionalities in Deliverable Version
• Testing
  • Testing Strategy
  • Unit and Integration Testing
  • Automated Testing
  • User Acceptance Testing
  • References
• Evaluation
  • Summary of Achievements
  • Critical Evaluation of Project
  • Future Work
• Management
  • Legal Issues
  • User Manual
  • Deployment Manual
  • Gantt Chart
• Glossary
  • openEHR
  • EHR
  • CDR
  • AQL
  • Archetype
  • Templates
  • CORS
  • Federate
  • Zoom

Abstract

openEHR Explorer is an open-source application to query openEHR CDRs, targeted at developers working in a clinical context. Previously, developers did not have a standardised method of querying, and openEHR Explorer was created to solve the problem. openEHR Explorer is able to query multiple CDRs concurrently with a single AQL query and federate their results into a table.

Key Features

• Login system to accomodate multiple users with different lists of CDRs.
• Supports authentication of CDRs from multiple vendors.
• One AQL to query one or more CDRs at once and federate results into a table.

Demonstration Video

The video can be found at: https://youtu.be/jmtJvnSaQUg

Team Members

• Leo McArdle - leo.mcardle.17@ucl.ac.uk

Team Leader, Back-end Developer, Client Liason.

• Christian Martin Rios - chris.rios.17@ucl.ac.uk

Front-end Developer, Deputy Leader, Research.

• Daniel Kyung-Hwan Min - daniel.min.17@ucl.ac.uk

Secondary Front-end Developer, Editor, UI Design.