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Project: Health Device Communication Brief Explanation: Build an app to communicate with health devices such as blood sugar monitors, blood pressure meters, and other low cost medical devices common in India. Used Technologies: Sencha Touch, JavaScript, OpenMRS, Bluetooth Primary Mentor: Surajit Nundy Secondary Mentor: John Stoecker Objectives: Research common interfaces for low-cost medical devices in India Familiarize yourself with Sencha Touch and the OpenMRS REST API Create an app that allows automatic entry as well as manual entry from devices Send results to OpenMRS via REST Allow user to check results in graph form Getting Started: Research what kinds of low-cost devices that communicate over wifi/bluetooth are available in India |
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Project: That's what Doctor saidBrief Explanation: Build a Sencha Touch app that converts your doctor's prescription into layman's language. Used Technologies: Sencha, JavaScript, mySQL, HTML, CSS Primary Mentor: Senthilnathan Shanmugam Secondary Mentor: Amrit Singh Bains Objectives: Familiarize yourself with Sencha Touch, as well as a good parser for the prescription. A patient is given a prescription/record of themselves. There should a button in the app which "translates" the record to simple english. There can be another tab for if a patient wants to read more about it, within the app, called "Do the research". Example: Doctor wrote "ABC: QD AC 7 days" (where ABC is a medicine) Response: "Take the medicine ABC everyday for 7 days before meals, starting today" Steps to Reproduce for Application: Build a Hello World app using Sencha Research for the best parser/lexical analyzer with JS Make a algorithm which can do basic parsing for few medicines(make it scalable, yet make it simple) Upload the code on Github(give sample records to test on)
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