The monthly chat (kiswaheli: gumzo ya mwezi) will help the devloper teams to show-case their achievements to the developers committee and to interested members of the implementers committee. The gumzo is oriented at Scrum review sessions: let's celebrate the achievements of the past month!
Date: 06.05.2019
Time: 11:00 am (GMT) (Still a bit confused about daylight savings, but I suppose this is the best compromise for all)
Room: https://meet.jit.si/openIMISDevelopers - kindly indicate your name and organisation (jitsi claims to support Chrome, Chromium and Firefox browsers only. However - screen sharing caused problems on Firefox recently. You might also want to try the jitsi app)
Participants: (kindly only add yourself, not others)
Daniel Futerman (Jembi)
laxman manandhar (Possible)
Xavier Gillmann (Bluesquare)
Fourie, Carl (PATH)
Alicia Spengler (GIZ)
Saurabh (HISP India)
After our testrun last month within the developers committee and the co-ordination desk only, we now open it up to the implementers committee as well. Each session is 10 minutes presentation plus 5 minutes Q&A - please have your bio breaks before the event
Please prepare your presentations with an eye on:
what did we achieve last month
where are problems
where do we want to go next month
rough estimation on the remaining time budget and workload
When (GMT) | Duration | Who | Topic |
|---|---|---|---|
11:00 | 10 + 5 min | Welcome note, overview & current topics | |
11:15 | 10 + 5 min | SwissTPH | 3rd Level support and release planning |
11:30 | 10 + 5 min | Bluesquare | Re-architecturing: activity report |
11:45 | 10 + 5 min | SolDevelo | HL7 FHIR mapping & openMRS integration |
12:00 | 10 + 5 min | Possbile Health | BAHMNI Integration |
12:15 | 10 + 5 min | HISP India | DHIS2 Integration |
12:30 | 10 + 5 min | Special guest: Jembi | Progress of OpenHIM |
Support for Rwandan Company for setting up a local demo instance
French translation correction
code integration from TZ
Tests & bug fixing
Documentation
Release April 2019
Docker package for MS IMIS
Next:
Issue tracking process
Finish April release
Involve Exact & integrate repositories
formal sector RFC budgeting
AEHIN support (Tender 2)
Docker image MS IMIS & newly developed modules
Time budget remaining: 183 days of 240 => 76.27%
Work load remaining:
Iteration 1:
security on backend APIs (FHIR API being the first one)
bridge to claim bulk registration stored procedure to allow claim registration from FHIR API.
setup a continuous build tool (travis-ci) an a code quality static analysis tool (codeclimat)
Iteration 3:
claim module scope documentation
Time budget remaining:
Iteration 1: over 04/2019 - remains 11 m/d on 60 m/d
Iteration 2: target 05/2019 - remains 20 m/d on 20 m/d
Iteration 3: target 09/2019 - remains 88 m/d on 90 m/d
Iteration 4: target 11/2019 remains 60 m/d on 60 m/d
Workload remaining:
Iteration 1: ? (bug fixes, adaptations, documentation)
Iteration 2: 20 m/d on 20 m/d
Iteration 3: 88 m/d on 90 m/d
Iteration 4: 60 m/d on 60 m/d
HL7 FHIR mapping - in commenting phase
OpenMRS development
Issues:
needs to provide more wiki-transparancy
lack of communication on FHIR mappings (feedback)
Time budget remaining: 75% (130MD / 175MD)
Workload remaining:
finish FHIR mapping
Start FHIR module implementation on the basis of BlueSquare developments
Sprint planning in Jira
Roadmaps Epics
Sprint 1 report
Workflows: insurance integration,
Development: integration modules on BAHMNI side in PH Github
Issues:
DEV/QA integration platform needed,
new BAHMNI release,
communication on dependencies
Next
Time budget remaining: 85%
Workload remaining:
Indicator definitions
Benificiary management finished
mapped to FHIR ressources
set up local openIMIS environment
Next:
finalize claims indicators
scetch data extracton models
draft meta data package in DHIS2 (for rollout to existing DHIS2 implementations)
FHIR dummy module to test openIMIS FHIR API
Time budget remaining: 82%
Workload remaining:
Presentation link: openIMIS - Integration into the OpenHIE Landscape
How to setup and configure the OpenHIM:
OpenHIM Mediators Overview:
Developing OpenHIM Mediators:
OpenHIM Mediator Library:
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