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openehr-tools

v0.1.2

Published

## Dependencies: ``` fhirpath tree-model lodash ajv luxon yaml chai ts-morph [ do we really need ?] zustand [ do we really need ?] ```

Downloads

5

Readme

openEHR Tools

Dependencies:

fhirpath
tree-model
lodash
ajv
luxon
yaml
chai
ts-morph [ do we really need ?]
zustand [ do we really need ?]

Install:

npm i

Run tests:

npm run test

Specifications on what this transformation library should be able to do:

Archetype based components:

  • [ ] Support a data type that can be outputted from archetype components. This output should be able to serialize to standard openEHR JSON.
  • [ ] Load up a composition in archetype components. The library should be able to parse the intermediate format and bind it back to archetype based components for future edits.

Clinikk / Eka.care scenarios:

  • [ ] Transfer medications from current one composition to another composition of a different template - Use floating compositions as intermediate format. Parse and serialize from and to desired template.
  • [ ] Show suggestions for other sign / symptom based on the list of sign/symptom entered - Fever, Malise - clicking on these suggestions should add these as sign/symptom with the appropriate data elements to the UI while also altering the current working composition. Floating compositions can be used as the input format since its template agnostic.

ABDM M2 scenarios:

Get a set of openEHR compositions with webtemplates -> Convert these to FHIR resource Bundles by looking at the archetypes that are contained in each resource (use a configurable YAML to actually store mapping knowledge)

ABDM M3 scenarios:

Get a FHIR resource Bundle -> Convert to appropriate openEHR composition using configurable YAML