Hi I’m Pi. I’m doctor in Thailand and want to implement Bahmni in my hospital
But I have one big issue
when i enter Patient’s Thai name in local name field in Registration module, it won’t display Thai name in Clinical module (but displaying English name instead)
So I wonder about the solution of this. (This is quite critical because most Thai people don’t know their English name and reading patient’s English name will be troublesome for doctor)
If you are ok to see the Thai name everywhere in Bahmni application as well as any printouts generated. Then entering Thai name in English name field should do the trick.
Hi @zacrify,
Can you check this Bahmni talk thread with similar requirement for Spanish alphanumeric characters. You have to add regex pattern for Thai characters.
@zacrify, out of the box with its default configuration, Bahmni limits to just A-Z in the names.
The linked talk thread that Bindu shared says more about this. Specifically you would need to make changes in two places:
The registration module’s app.json as mentioned here.
(depending on the Bahmni version you’re using) change the underlying OpenMRS advanced settings as mentioned here, maybe just setting “patient.nameValidationRegex” to be blank.
PS- @binduak, could you update the Bahmni wiki to describe how to change this setting, so that we can point people to official documentation of this in the future? (As far as having to change this within OpenMRS advanced settings, starting with OpenMRS Platform 2.0.0, there is no validation by default. So starting from whichever Bahmni version is the one that depends on OpenMRS Platform 2+ there’s no need to do anything in the OpenMRS settings, only the Bahmni app.json.
@darius
Thank you for very quick response. I’m appreciated.
I just try to fix it with what you refer to but it seem not working (it’ keep error with
“Should contain characters”
I’ve tried to change rewrite regex