eForms in development/beta testing

Useful Code

A collection of various types of files with code that can be inserted into new eforms to improve/enhance their performance

SOPRL November 2011

Lab Req for BC. X boxes, Menu, etc. As of Nov 25/2011 still in process.

Two Page Letter with buttons.

A two page letter with buttons to fill some of the basic measurements etc. Possibly useful for consults or Medical Legal Letters.

FHA imaging req - X-boxed!

Quoting JohnY: Here is an updated version of the FHA imaging req. Earlier work, done by HerbC, included - location drop down list and patient instructions. Plus, my touch ups with text box inputs NOT piling up when selections are changed, and larger fonts in case the recipients are as presbyopic as me! It uses the same background as the previous one.

Fifteen Page letter with Buttons

I was asked to make a 15 page letter with buttons for someone who does long Medical Legal letters. The first five pages have buttons to draw many of the parts of the demographic and measurements. There are also some buttons with canned text and a button to print out a CV. Uses the blank page as the image. JohnR

FHA Imaging Feb 2012

Uses the same image. Updated to include 1) OB calculator to allow for booking of 3 ultrasound based on patient EDD and weeks gestation required 2)Automatically determines if patient is Diabetic and if patient is on metformin 3) Pulls latest egfr and creatinine from the measurements 4) has a button link to the lab requisition. Please note for lab button to work some editing needs to be done. Pull up the lab form on your server. Look in the address bar at the top for the address for your lab form on your server. You are looking for the portion of the address that reads fid=253 - your 3 or four digit number will be different. Go to the function in the header that is labeled eLink1() (in this new imaging eform) and replace the three digits in fid=253 with the 3 or 4 digits that you found in the address for your lab form. Please note All the stuff that works in this form was made by David and Shelter, and anything that doesn't work is probably my fault. JohnR. ....Further update to add referral physician to the "copy to" section and a check for patient's pregnancy status to check the proper box and add "Maternity" to "copy to" section if pregnant. JohnR -----------May 16th update ---------------- Have hived off the calendar code - see js script ( which will need to be loaded in to images) - this is now a stable eform again. Does all of the above. There are 2 versions - one has "eform magic" that does the following: 1)the form will automatically write in the encounter "Imaging form filled out, message sent to Office Staff" 2)the form will automatically send a message to someone at the front desk - you must edit this where it says <sendto>5000,5001</sendto> with the provider numbers for the people you wish to send to (see in security under admin) If you don't want this simply take the one without the eform magic

Ontario eforms for sorting

For review and potential posting by interested Ontario users.

Complex Care Discharge Planning Form

Created by Gunther Klein, Modified by John Robertson. 2 page form. <!--- Created March 2013, Written for version 12.1, Has x boxes, Pulls Hx, Ongoing concerns, Other Medications History, Reminders, Medications, Allergies. Writes back to History, Ongoing Concerns and Reminders, uses tables, uses JSMPC.css,--->

Outpatient Diabetes Education Referral form

As per John Yap : It appears the background has been altered so that endocrinology referral can be accommodated. A few phone #'s have changed too. Otherwise, it remains much the same, so not much fiddling required with the HTML, but the background left much . I was unable to set the default insurer to MSP, either within that line of script, or as a default setting using the X-box architecture. So I just highlighted that field in red. Hopefully users figure it out. Without active selection, no insurer is printed. Comments welcome. JohnY Header reads: <!-- Updated March 2013, X-box, pop-ups, page 2 reference; new background Nov2/12 -->

Frailty Scale

This will be of interest to BC users as a result of the new fee codes introduced April 1 - which allows for a single entity - "frailty" - to qualify for complex care billing. This will be a significant item for those looking after frail elderly patients. First introduced by JohnR as a non-background e-form, I've just added the reference background. Requires some measurement set up for tracking purposes. JohnY

Opiod Manager

Update April 22nd: I took your comments to heart and put the opioid manager on the Bernstein Diet! It is now a svelte 53 KB size, down from 71 KB, using stylesheets extensively. I've resorted to a full background, thanks to the much improved image from JohnR. The new images are slightly smaller, yet much sharper. There is a new pop-up calculator that does the MEQ calculation for you! I always struggled with doing those calculations in my head! Alas - the backgroundless version - probably only good for Mac users - could only be compressed to 97 KB - down from 146 KB though! Since this one doesn't seem to be system/OS agnostic, I won't post it. Unless someone smarter than me can figure out why the fonts behave differently between Mac and PC displays using the same HTML commands. BTW - wonder how things look on Ubuntu? Here's the backgrounded version. JohnY Created By John Yap: For those using this e-form, I've updated the e-form to calculate morphine equivalents, and to "link" with the Opioid Monitoring e-form. The old backgrounds should work. I realize that the backgroundless forms generated look fine on a Mac, but display differently on PC's, as the fonts are somewhat different. So, unless someone can get me a high-res version of the background for the PC version, it won't look nearly as nice as the Mac version. The upgrade is mainly the calculator. JohnY

JPOCSC Primary Care Referral zip file

Created by Jan Nusche

Ontario LifeLabs Cytology Requisition

Created at the request of Roslyn Schwartz May 2013

JPOCSC Out Patient Fetal Monitoring

Created by Jan Nusche. Has push and pull for measurements - Has default settings pre checked.

Aviation Medical eForms

Created by Chris Sedegreen: For any OSCAR user who is also a Transport Canada Civil Aviation Medical Examiner (CAMEs), I have created eForm versions of the Medical Exam Report Form: see attached. Presumably to offload their costs onto us, Transport Canada (TC) seems to have stopped sending the blank paper forms. As CAMEs know, these are printed on legal size paper; but I found that TC will accept a form that is shrunk to letter size. I've taken the PDF (see attached) and Photoshopped it without proportion constraints, so that it fits quite nicely onto a letter size page. In designing the eForm and to save time, I've also put in 'default' answers - e.g. the 'Normal' boxes are all pre-checked: since the majority of pilots that I see seem to be in excellent health. These can be un-checked if necessary where there is an abnormality. At the present time this is a two pager, but I intend to convert it to a 1 pager in the near future. Chris.

Plan G Psych Meds (BC) Zipped File

I have updated the Plan G form for psychiatric medication coverage for BC. X-boxes, checks for gender and has a drop down list of mental health centres for the Lower Mainland. Herb.

JPOCSC Outpatient Fetal Monitoring Referral

Created by John Yap (please not the original was actually made by Jan Nusche) - JohnR, Just tried your version. Background much better than mine. But I have discovered the same "bug" as in mine. When viewed in Oscar, none of the input window borders show, except for the message phone, where the "noborder" class is not stated - possibly an oversight? Anyway - this makes it difficult for users to know if a non-populated window needs an input. All the older e-forms seem to behave properly, and the style areas seem OK. Other than there are redundant entries in the style for media print. Would removing a second "background: transparent;" entry make a difference? I'm not sure how to resolve this - the e-form does not behave as older e-forms have. Maybe the real programmers out there could chime in. In my version, I've referenced the NST protocol in my e-doc folder, where it resides as a pdf. However, I find the upload much slower than if that feature was excluded. This feature uses new script from the wonderful Darius Opensource, and I wonder if that bit of js creates a bit too much work for the server? Here are the files. For now, I may reference the NST protocol as a png in the image library, as I had done prior to openOscarEdoc.js. JohnY

Ridge Meadows Maternity Clinic-eForm

updated by Herb Chang

David Wilkie Referral 2013

Updated referral form for David Wilkie - Urogynecologist in Vancouver - <!--- Created May 2013, Written for version 12.0, Uses JSMPC.css to show the image while editing, uses X Box for check boxes, uses span for Yes and No boxes and Allergies and Medications, uses set defaults for english yes and assist no, uses on blur to fill out subject line when indication for referral is checked--->

Outpatient Diabetes Education Referral form

Hi JohnY, I imported the zip file version of this file from the OCUS site at http://www.oscarcanada.org/oscar-users/emr-resource/eform/eforms-in-development-beta-testing/FHADiabetesEducationReferral.zip/view and it seems to be corrupted. When I go to choose the location, it does not populate the address box. I uploaded the html file that you have enclosed and it seems to work OK. I did not try uploading the zip file that you enclosed in this email however. Herb. On 30 March 2013 14:22, John Yap <john-yap@shaw.ca> wrote: > It appears the background has been altered so that endocrinology referral > can be accommodated. A few phone #'s have changed too. Otherwise, it > remains much the same, so not much fiddling required with the HTML, but the > background left much . I was unable to set the default insurer to MSP, > either within that line of script, or as a default setting using the X-box > architecture. So I just highlighted that field in red. Hopefully users > figure it out. Without active selection, no insurer is printed. > > Comments welcome. > > JohnY