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> > wrote:
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> > Dear Crowd,
> >
> > I am sitting in a scenario, where patient registration is done by
> > non-clinical staff that should not have any access to medical
> > information.
> > I am using the Health / Patients/ Patients facility to
> register new
> > patients, and to retrieve old once, and in order to hide any
> clinical
> > date, there are currently two ways to do so.
> >
> >
> > The best way to register patients should be from the Party model
> (Party
> > -> Parties ). The idea is that the admin stuff can have access to all
> > the administrative information, without getting in the Medical part.
> >
> > There you have all the information (name, contacts, Social Security
> > Number, Insurances... ). Look at the Party "Health" tab for more info.
> > When the person is actually set up as a patient, just click on
> > "Patient". Then the health professional will find all the patients
> > enabled from the administrative stuff.
> >
> > Same applies for retrieving them.
> This was indeed my frst approach, but then I found that there is one
> single, but overpowering reason, why I cannot do this:
> Enter patient core data at the "Party" ponit of entry does not produce
> patient IDs. And the very same are needed throughout the system, from
> patient reception to, well, the patient's demise.
>
>
> Good point. We can use SSN (a party field) to look for it. Today the
> patient looks for it. I can make a function to retrieve the patient ID
> when entering the SSN, and show it in the health section on the party.
> This would be the best approach.
>
> Can you do me a favor and create a bug for this as a wishlist or
> functionality ?
>
> Thanks a lot
> Luis
>
>
>
> Hence my rather convoluted different approach!
> Thanks!
> Chris
> >
> > Hope this helps !
> >
> > First, the easy way: I can define zero rights to the "Surgical
> > Functionality" model by adding it to the "Access Model" list, with
> > rights ----. In this case, the patient registration staff can
> only see
> > the tab "Surgeries", but when they click on it, it is empty.
> Not very
> > cute (ideally, the "Surgery" tab should disappear!), but easy.
> > Unfortunately, this does not work with those tabs that have
> sub-tabs,
> > namely "Gyneco/Obs", "Lifestyle", "Genetics" and "Socioeconomics".
> > Here, I have to do it the hard way, by adding all fields of
> the foresaid
> > tabs into the "Access Field" list, with zero access rights.
> This is not
> > only cumbersome, but also leaves the sub-tabs visible.
> > It would be terrific, if "Geneco/Obs", "Lifestyle", "Genetics" and
> > "Socioeconomics" could be be translated into respective
> models, which
> > can be called for, with zero access rights.
> > Also, is there an easy way to make those empty remaining tabs and
> > sub-tabs invisible?
> >
> > Thanks a lot for any ideas!
> >
> > Bests from Afghanistan -
> >
> > Chris
> >
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