I'm working on testing SMART on FHIR applications, specifically the asbi screening application here: https://github.com/asbi-cds-tools/asbi-screening-app .
I'm able to get the app to run locally and I can test the app using the SmartHealthIt testing tool here: https://launch.smarthealthit.org/ .
The application runs and I am able to complete the questionnaire. When I hit the final submit button everything seems to complete without error.
However, none of the survey data seem to be written to the patient record.
Does the https://launch.smarthealthit.org/ support writing data from the SMART on FHIR application being tested? Is there an example application that does this?
Does the Cerner application (https://code.cerner.com/developer/smart-on-fhir/apps) support writing patient data from a SMART on FHIR application? Is there an example application that demonstrates this?
Is there a different sandbox that supports this functionality?
The SMART App Launcher is a simulator to replicate the process of launching a SMART on FHIR app. Whether writing data is permitted ultimately comes down to whether the FHIR server accepts writing operations like create and update. Per the CapabilityStatement, the SMART R4 open endpoint does for various resources. Cerner, Epic, and support writing operations as well. Your best bet is likely to review the documentation for the sandbox(es) you're interested in and determine what capabilities are available that align with your desired workflow.
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I currently am creating a faster test harness for our team and will be recording a baseline from our prod sdk run and our staging sdk run. I am running the tests via jest and want to eventually fire the parsed requests and their query params to a datastore of sorts and have a nice UI around it for tracking.
I thought that Prometheus and Grafana would be able to provide that, but after getting a little POC for myself working yesterday it seems that this combo is more used for tracking application performance rather than request log handling/manipulation/tracking.
Is this the right tool to be using for what I am trying to achieve and if so might someone shed some light on where I might find some more reading aligned with what I am trying to do?
Prometheus does only one thing and it well. It collects metrics and store them. It is used for monitoring your infrastructure or applications to monitor performance, availability, error rates etc. You can write rules using PromQL expression to create alert based on conditions and send them to alert manager which can send it to Pager duty, slack, email or any ticketing system. Even though Prometheus comes with a UI for visualising the data it's better to use Grafana since it's pretty good with it and easy to analyse data.
If you are looking tools for distributed tracing you can check Jaeger
I want to connect mongodb server to android application so that i can send data( which is stored online on mongodb ,not locally) to android user. I want to do it through REST api using node.js but couldn't find a way to do it.
Please help.
First of all it's a bad idea to connect to the Database directly. It is possible, but it'a a bad idea.
It's a much better practice to create a web service backend that your app can connect to. This will allow you to implement the business logic on the server. And additionally, you will be able to use not only Android, but iOS, AngularJS and others as clients too.
Generally the most common rest backend architecture looks something like this:
REST BACKEND
I find this way of development to be modular and very well organized.
In short, the API layer only takes HTTP GET and POST methods, and calls the appropriate functions in the Service layer. The service layer holds all of your business logic and calls the DAO layer, and Dao call anb works with the DB.
There's tons of examples for how to build web services, and it's highly dependent on your language of choice for your web tier. There are also tons of examples for consuming web services on Android. You should look it up.
But whatever language you choose the API -> Service -> Dao -> Database scheme should work fine.
If you don't know where to start take a look at Python Flask or Java Spring as good candidates for developing web services. (I use Spring because there is a ton of great documentation on whatever you may need.)
Hope this helps a bit. Good luck!
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I want to develop an automated script for broker (IIB9/10) resource monitoring, capturing information about broker running status, message flows deployed, jvm usage, number of threads running, etc.
The initial thought is to have a report generated using scripts and then displayed over a browser.
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Can this be entirely done using only Ant scripts (i am not sure as have not explored iterative processing in Ant in detail) or a combination of Ant and batch/shell scripts is the best bet?
I know Web user interface in IIB10 does most of it but i want to add some features.
I suggest you to take a look at message flow statistics and accounting:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMKHH_9.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/ac19100_.htm?lang=en
This is a feature of IIB by which it is capable of emitting resource statistics. The statistics are published to a topic in a well defined XML format. I would try solving your requirement by writing an application to read these messages and use the data in them to generate your graphs or other reports.
There is a support pack, IS03 which can give you an idea of such an application.
This will not cover everything you mentioned, for example monitoring what flows are deployed cannot be achieved like this, but it gives a comprehensive view of the load and performance of your applications:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMKHH_9.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/bj10440_.htm?lang=en
And there is a resource statistics feature as well for monitoring resources used by your applications:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMKHH_9.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/bj43310_.htm?lang=en
To get everything you will need a variety of tools I think. You can use Resource Stats and Accounting / Stats as suggested by Attila to get JVM and thread usage. The Broker publishes updates to a topic so you can create a simple subscriber to grab that info.
For deploy related info, stop / start state and so forth I would be looking at building simple Integration API or REST API applications to call from ant.
You can find documentation for these API's here:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/SSMKHH_10.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.doc/be43410_.htm?lang=en
and here:
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/api/content/nl/en-us/SSMKHH_10.0.0/com.ibm.etools.mft.restapi.doc/index.html
Thanks for your time.
I am on Firefox Mobile.
I plan to use a restartless approach using the add-on node.js tools.
I need to pull profile data in my app, some of which requires direct SQL due to spotty mobile support according to: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/SDK/Tutorials/Mobile_development
I plan to use indexed-db, thinking that this will give me the ability to run SQLite queries against existing user profile data (mostly needed for reading).
Am I on the right track? I have also seen simple-storage. Is that a better tool?
I don't have much idea in medical domain.
We evaluating a requirement from our client who is using Cerner EMR system
As per the requirement we need to expose the Cerner EMR or fetch some EMR / EHR data and to display it in SharePoint 2013 portal.
To meet this requirement what kind of integration options Cerner proposes. Is there any API’s or Web services exposed which can be used to build custom solutions for the same?
As far as I know Cerner did expose EMR / EHR information in HL7 format, but i don't have any idea how to access that.
I had also requested Cerner for the same awaiting replies from their end.
If anybody who have associated with similar kind of job can through some light and provide me with some insights.
You will need to request an interface between your organization and the facility with the EMR. An interface in the Health Care IT world is not the same as a GUI. Is is the mechanism (program/tool) that transfers HL7 data between one entity and the other. There will probably be a cost to have an interface setup. However, that is the traditional way Cerner communicates with 3rd parties. HIPAA laws will require that this connection be very secure.
You might also see if the facility with the EMR has an existing interface that produces the info you are after. You may be able to share that data or have a flat file generated from that interface that you could get access to. Because of HIPAA regulations, your client may be reluctant to share information in that manner.
I would suggest you start with your client's interface/integration team. They would be the ones that manage the information into and out of Cerner. They could also shed some light on how they prefer to see things done.
Good Luck
There are two ways of achieving this as I know. One is a direct connectivity to Cerner's Oracle database. This seems less likely to be possible as Cerner doesn't allow other vendors to have a direct access to their database.
The other way is to use Cerner's mPage Web Services. We have achieved this using mPage Web Services. The client needs to host the web services on a IBM WAS or some other container. We used WAS as that was readily available to us. Once the hosting is done, you will get a URL and using that you can execute any CCL program which will return you the data in JSON/XML format. mPage webservice has a basic HTTP authentication.
Now, CCL has to be written in a way which can return you the data you require.
We have a successful setup and have been working on this since 2014. For more details you can also try uCERN portal.
Thanks,
Navin