Patient Merge Enhancement - Mid Term Presentation - GSoC 2018

[milan (Milan Karunarathne)]

This is my midterm presentation of “Patient Merge Enhancement” project

Special thanks for @mssavai, @ayeung and @danfuterman and others from OpenMRS and mUzima organizations for helping me.

I hope your valuable feedback, Thanks!

[milan (Milan Karunarathne)]

This video is extended one. only additional part is code contribution.

Thanks!

[burke (Burke Mamlin)]

Thanks for sharing, @milan!

A couple small suggestions about the merge UI:

• In the merge UI, consider highlighting the values that are selected & diminishing those that will not be used (e.g., add a light green background behind the selected values and make the corresponding unselected value’s text/borders a light grey).

• The use of checkboxes implies someone could select both values (left & right). That’s fine if that’s true; however, if the user must select only one (left or right), then the selection widgets should probably be radio buttons.

[milan (Milan Karunarathne)]

@burke

In the merge UI, consider highlighting the values that are selected & diminishing those that will not be used (e.g., add a light green background behind the selected values and make the corresponding unselected value’s text/borders a light grey).

That would be great. I’ll add it on the project.

@burke

The use of checkboxes implies someone could select both values (left & right). That’s fine if that’s true; however, if the user must select only one (left or right), then the selection widgets should probably be radio buttons.

Actually, in this implementation, any pair of checkboxes give functionalities as a radio button function. (user can only select left or right not both) I have used the checkboxes as getting more user interaction than radio button and I have written functions as giving radio button functions for each checkbox pairs.

Thanks, @burke for your valuable feedback!