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@bjoshuadevelopment and @mogoodrich see my comments below. Let's find a time to discuss and figure out our strategy for provider management. @toddrobertanderson FYI
| "Role to differentiate practicing providers from other user providers", | ||
| "36a4a54d-ab0a-11ea-8991-3c6aa7d72242" | ||
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This is an area where we might need to at least consider how we are modeling providers in Rwanda going forward. The standard in OpenMRS RefApp and PihCore is to use the ProviderManagement module (originally written for Rwanda ironically), which adds a "ProviderRole" attribute to Provider. This is intentionally not the same as a "User Role", as User Roles are intended to be more about permissions and are attached to users, while Providers are not required to be linked to users.
There is an " tag in htmlformentry that utilizes this, and we'd presumably change all of our tags to tags.
@mogoodrich can you comment on this and help us to work out the approach you'd recommend here?
| Pr.person_id=US.person_id | ||
| WHERE | ||
| US.retired!=1 AND Pr.retired!=1 | ||
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Per above comment, we might choose to implement this as inserting into providermanagement_* tables to associate provider roles, rather than inserting user roles. We need to figure this out.
| <changeSet id="rwandaemr-ensure-forms-select-practicing-providers" author="IMB"> | ||
| <preConditions onFail="HALT"> | ||
| <sqlCheck expectedResult="1"> | ||
| SELECT count(*) FROM role WHERE role = "Practicing provider" |
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I don't think this is necessary, as this won't execute if the above changeset fails, but I guess it can't hurt.
| xml_data = REPLACE(xml_data, '<encounterProvider', '<encounterProvider role="Practicing provider"') | ||
| WHERE | ||
| xml_data LIKE "%<encounterProvider%" AND xml_data NOT LIKE "%role=%" | ||
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I think you might want your where clause to be more specific, eg. AND xml_data NOT LIKE "%<encounterProvider role=%". It's possible that "role=" appears elsewhere in your xml for other reasons.
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