Gumzo ya Mwezi

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!

Co-ordinates

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)

• @Uwe Wahser

• @Daniel Futerman (Jembi)

• @laxman manandhar (Possible)

• Xavier Gillmann (Bluesquare)

• @Fourie, Carl (PATH)

• Alicia Spengler (GIZ)

• Saurabh (HISP India)

• @Kamil Madej (Deactivated)

Schedule

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

Minutes

SwissTPH

• 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:

BlueSquare

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

SolDevelo

• 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

Possible Health

• 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:

HISP India

• 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:

Jembi

Presentation link: openIMIS - Integration into the OpenHIE Landscape

• How to setup and configure the OpenHIM:

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  • https://openhim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/how-to/how-to-setup-and-configure-openhim.html

• OpenHIM Mediators Overview:

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  • https://openhim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user-guide/mediators.html

• Developing OpenHIM Mediators:

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  • https://openhim.readthedocs.io/en/latest/dev-guide/mediators.html

• OpenHIM Mediator Library:

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  • http://openhim.org/mediators.html

• Need help?

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  • https://groups.google.com/forum/?hl=en&fromgroups#!forum/openhie-interoperability-layer

  • Get in touch - daniel.futerman@jembi.org