Tag: gsoc2011

Submitted #GSoC Code sample

Just now submitted the Google Summer of Code 2011 sample code of project General Feedback Mechanism to the OpenMRS 2011 GSoC Repository. Link for the code submitted : http://code.google.com/p/google-summer-of-code-2011-openmrs/downloads/detail?name=Gaurav_Paliwal.tar.gz

Other Details Inline :

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Project Details :     General Feedback Mechanism Module for OpenMRS
Project Guide :
Ben Wolfe ( http://blog.eflow.org/ )
Burke Mamlin ( http://blog.burkeware.com/ )
Student :
Gaurav Paliwal ( http://gauravpaliwal.com/ )

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Included Files Details :
trunk :                     Source Code Directory
Feedback-1.0.1.omod :                 Binary OMOD
openmrs-gsoc2011-gauravpaliwal.diff :         Project Diff
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Other Details :
Code :
git : https://github.com/gauravpaliwal/General-Feedback-Module-OpenMRS
svn : https://source.openmrs.org/browse/Modules/feedback/trunk

Design :         https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/General+Feedback+Mechanism+%28Design+Page%29
Implementation Idea :     https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/projects/General+Feedback+Mechanism+%28Implementation+Ideas%29
User Documentation :     https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Feedback+Module
Module Page :         https://modules.openmrs.org/modules/view.jsp?module=feedback
Issue’s Page :         https://tickets.openmrs.org/browse/FDBK

Thanks for Support of OpenMRS Community during GSoC

For more then 3+ months I have been working with OpenMRS community working on General Feedback Mechanism Module, I would like to thanks my mentor Ben Wolfe and Burke Mamlin for providing full support even during busiest of their schedule.At the same time I would also like to thanks them for correcting my typos 😀 (especially Ben Wolfe).I would also like to thanks Jeremy Keiper and Jan Flower who had given very valuable comment on my project proposal during the project proposal submission phase in early phase of Google Summer of code.At the same time I would also like to thanks Michael for providing 100% community infrastructure support, he solved our problem/doubts even during night hours.At the same time I would also like to thanks whole OpenMRS community for giving support especially during the Weekly developer meeting and on IRC.Will see you all in #IRC , Developer meets and also wiki/answers.openmrs.org in near future:)

Request for Feedback of Feedback Module

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From: Gaurav Paliwal <gauravpaliwal@xxx.org>
Date: Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 6:48 PM
Subject: Request for Feedback of Feedback Module
To: OpenMRS Implementers <implementers@xxx.org>
Cc: Ben Wolfe <bwolfe@xxx.org>, Burke Mamlin <burke@xxx.org>
Hi,I have been working this summer in the mentorship of Ben Wolfe, Burke Mamlin and the whole developer community on the General Feedback Mechanism Module.

Overview :

This module provides a mechanism for users to communicate with system supporters/admins with system-related (not patient-specific) messages. For example:

  • “The system is running much slower than usual today.”
  • “We need a diagnosis term for Sarcoidosis.”
  • “This system would be better if I could more easily find my patient’s lab results.”
    and eventually:
  • “I tried to select BOB SMITH and got this error” (with screenshot and a snapshot of recent log exceptions attached)

There is a ubiquitously available link in the upper right near the Help link. A “Feedback” link pops up a simple form.  When feedback is submitted, the user receives confirmation and the feedback is forwarded to the system administrator. The administrator can respond and act on feedback from the administration screen.

Others details are following :

It would be a matter of real pride for me if you could provide feedback and I could further improve upon this module even after the GSoC period.

Note: Their are some issues with Stack Trace else it is working fine.Hoping to get opportunity to *SQUASH* bugs 🙂