System Developer: Customizing Toolkit

Introduction

System Developer is one of the roles in LibreHealth Toolkit. It is the role of the vastest range of privileges and can perform all tasks available in the system.

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Dashboard Overview

To do this, you need to be logged in as a System Administrator. On the main dashboard on the top, four tabs are available: Home, Find/Create Patient, Dictionary and Administration.

Home leads to the welcome screen and does not have options to perform other tasks.

Find/Create Patient is described in the Data Manager tutorial .

Dictionary gives access to the dictionary of medical terms. The detailed description of this tab is here.

Administration tab allows System Developer to perform the vast variety of tasks. They are logically grouped and each group is described in detail below.

Administration Functions

There are 17 groups of tasks on the Administration dashboard.

Users allows creating and changing users, manage privileges and alerts.

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For more information See the users tutorial for more information.

Patients allows creating and editing patients, merging patients and working with identifier types.

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For more information see the Data Manager tutorial for managing patients..

Person allows creating and changing persons, setting their relationships and attribute types.

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For more information see the person tutorial for managing persons.

Visits allows performing tasks with visits; edit or add visit types and attributes and configure visits.

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For more information on working with Visits, see the visits tutorial

Encounters allows adding new encounters and configuring existing ones.

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For more information on Encounters see the Encounters tutorial

Providers allows managing providers and provider attribute types. View

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For more information on Providers see the Providers tutorial

Locations allows customizing address templates, adding and editing locations.

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For more information see the Data Manager locations tutorial.

Observations allows managing observations.

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For more information see the tutorial for managing encounters

Scheduler allows managing scheduler.

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For more information see tutorial on how to work with the scheduler.

Programs allows managing programs and triggered state conversions.

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For more information see Data Manager tutorial for managing and working work programs..

Concepts allows viewing and managing concept drugs, classes, datatypes. sources, attribute types and so on.

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For more information see tutorial for working with Concepts.

Forms allows managing forms, fields and field types, and merge duplicate fields.

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For more information see tutorial for working with forms.

HL7 Messages allows managing HL7 sources, errors, manage and migrate archives, manage queued and held messages.

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For more information see tutorial for working with HL7 messages.

Maintenance allows setting system preferences and viewing system information.

Modules allows managing modules and their properties.

REST Web Services gives access to API documentation, settings, and tests.

Open Web Apps Module allows the user to manage apps and access settings.

Summary

A System Developer has the widest range of permissions or privileges and can customize LibreHealth Toolkit.