Add patient UI for anonymous user

bikash4mgrmtech wrote on Friday, April 18, 2014:

Hi,
I want to create an UI, a signup page, for patients, where anonymous users can register themselves as patient. My question is, is there any UI already created for add-new-patient for anonymous user? or I need to develop a custom code for this issue in my case.

I know that there is an UI for admin users to add new patient. But, I want a very simple UI for anonymous user with just three fields
– Patient full name
– Email id
– Password

Thanks in advance.

visolveemr wrote on Saturday, June 07, 2014:

Bikash

Currently there is no facility to do this in OpenEMR. Customization work is needed to accomplish your requirement.

Thanks
OpenEMR Customization/Support Team,
ViSolve Inc
services@visolve.com
Demo’s @ ViSolve Demo Library

fsgl wrote on Saturday, June 07, 2014:

If the practice is outside of the U.S., consider adding new patients via the Patient Portal. Code modification should render the 3 fields.

Due to the complexity of securing OpenEMR and the serious ramifications of any breach of HIPAA, enabling Patient Portal in the U.S. can place the practice in dire legal peril.

blankev wrote on Saturday, June 07, 2014:

Make a User: Anonymous PW: Unknown… there you go, but I it dangerous if you give this anonymous user incorrect permissions. These can fine tuned through GACL-etc. permissions…

I have seen many crashes inthe Demo sides, so be carefull with this approach.

mdsupport wrote on Sunday, June 08, 2014:

Even if there are no HIPAA issues it is a bad idea to let unrestricted data entry. As an example, currently there is no facility to tag if someone enters another patient called “Bikash Barman”. Without a proper review, imagine the chaos.

kodusote wrote on Sunday, June 08, 2014:

I believe every person that wants to use the services of a facility would first make contact with the facility either by personal visit or telephone. At this point the person can be given a tentative username and password to enable him/her use the Patient Portal to complete the registration. This would avoid need for a “dangerous” anonymous user.