RTaudit
About
RTaudit is a simple web app demonstrating how a client could use the Re-Assessment Timepoints structure to audit an encounter. It was developed for and used in the HL7 May 2022 Connectathon for the PACIO track.
Tech Stack
The initial app implementation is built by using React.js as the front-end web framework.
Usage
Running the RTaudit locally
To run the CareGapsCheck locally:
- first clone the repository (github repo) and open it in Visual Studio code.
- next cd into the client folder and install project dependencies using
npm install - run
npm startwhich starts the main development environment for the front-end client
Using the app
Connect to a server and an assessment
hree pieces of information are needed to start:
- Server: source information (example: [https://ohm.healthmanager.pub.aws.mitre.org/fhir/] (MITRE open health manager) )
- assessment id: FHIR id of the target assessment (example:
P0522-v5-SNF-MOB-IP-MDS-IPA-1C)
Once entered, click the Submit button. If successful, a table with details on the linked encounter will be loaded from the server
NOTE: for the Spring 2022 connectathon, we needed to use internal URLs for the data server and eCQM server to get this to work:
Perform an audit
Click the Timepoint Audit button to load time points associated with the encounter. Each row has a Load Supporting Info button that can be clicked to load clinical data associated with the timepoint and its associated initiating clinical impression (basedOn extension).
Clicking on a Load Supporting Info will result in the display of a list of resource links that can be loaded and reviewed.