Flow board and rooms

sergiors wrote on Thursday, August 04, 2016:

I tested the new Flow Board and Room reservations in OpenEMR 4.2.2, and I noticed a limitation. It seems that every user sees only his own patients in the Flow Board. His patients cannot use the same room at the same time. But other user can use the same room at the same time for his patients. I assume that Rooms are unique in a faciity, like Operating Rooms, Classrooms and other. So, a room reservation should apply to all users.

Other than that, I love the new feature.

teryhill wrote on Thursday, August 04, 2016:

Flow board should not care if you have more than one patient in a room. Try changing the global setting under calendat that states “Providers see entire calendar” . The names of the rooms can be changed under lists in “Patient Flow Board Rooms”

Let me know if this helps

Terry

sergiors wrote on Thursday, August 04, 2016:

Excellent! Now it works as I want.
I will keep testing…

sergiors wrote on Saturday, August 06, 2016:

After some more testing I found that when the provider is not present, the appointments do not check for room availability. If you later add a provider, those colliding appointments do not reflect the room conflict, even if you change times.
The rooms belong to each provider and they can all use them at the same time, It seems that a clinic can not have common areas, like surgical room or classroom.
The Flow Board is always for the current day. It does not say so, and there is no way to change the day.
I see this feature as a useful addition, although it needs a few adjustments.

teryhill wrote on Saturday, August 06, 2016:

The changes for date selection are in the works.

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On Aug 6, 2016, at 3:32 PM, Sergio Samoilovich sergiors@users.sf.net wrote:

After some more testing I found that when the provider is not present, the appointments do not check for room availability. If you later add a provider, those colliding appointments do not reflect the room conflict, even if you change times.
The rooms belong to each provider and they can all use them at the same time, It seems that a clinic can not have common areas, like surgical room or classroom.
The Flow Board is always for the current day. It does not say so, and there is no way to change the day.
I see this feature as a useful addition, although it needs a few adjustments.


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sergiors wrote on Sunday, August 07, 2016:

sergiors wrote on Sunday, August 07, 2016:

More data on the previously reported issue.

You can have 2 close, not colliding appointments in the same room.
If you advance the second appointment to an earlier time, the system alerts about the room being busy. Correct. But if you delay the first appointment, the system does not notice the conflict of two events in the same room at the same time.

Please confirm the existence of this issue, to be sure that it does not depend on my system setup…

teryhill wrote on Sunday, August 07, 2016:

The flow board does not care how the rooms are used. There is no check (to my knowledge) to see if a room is used. I am not sure what you are seeing.

sergiors wrote on Sunday, August 07, 2016:

The calendar is the one that checks room availability.

teryhill wrote on Sunday, August 07, 2016:

Please send the information (error message) about the room usage. I have not added any error checking for the rooms in calendar or flowboard.

sergiors wrote on Sunday, August 07, 2016:

As I mention 2 posts above, I see an error in the Calendar feature that prevents 2 patients from reserving a room at the same time. For instance:

Patient A / room 1 / 9 hs
Patient B / room 1 / 9.15 hs

Assuming the default room reservation time of 15 minutes, there is no conflict.

But if you modify the reservation of Patient A / room 1 to 9.01 hs, there is conflict but the system does not warn you about it.

teryhill wrote on Sunday, August 07, 2016:

I understand now , I am sorry I did not understand. You want the system to warn you if you are reserving the same room for the same time period, Correct?

mdsupport wrote on Monday, August 08, 2016:

Not sure how you are identifying overlapping resource requests but this C# codeproject article is a great idea source.

sergiors wrote on Monday, August 08, 2016:

Yes, the system already warns when 2 patients book the room at the same time spot. But when the appointment time is modified as detailed above, the system does not warn, as it should do,

teryhill wrote on Monday, August 08, 2016:

Make an appointment at the same time BUT DO NOT assign a room number you will get the same message.

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On Aug 7, 2016, at 8:48 PM, Sergio Samoilovich sergiors@users.sf.net wrote:

Yes, the system already warns when 2 patients book the room at the same time spot. But when the appointment time is modified as detailed above, the system does not warn, as it should do,


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teryhill wrote on Monday, August 08, 2016:

The warning you are seeing is for two patients in the same time slot not the same room.

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On Aug 7, 2016, at 8:48 PM, Sergio Samoilovich sergiors@users.sf.net wrote:

Yes, the system already warns when 2 patients book the room at the same time spot. But when the appointment time is modified as detailed above, the system does not warn, as it should do,


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sergiors wrote on Tuesday, August 09, 2016:

That is correct, the calendar warns about 2 patients in the same time slot, the room does not matter.
I would prefer the room exclusivity, not the time slot. I could appoint 2 patients at the same time in different rooms, for some unattended, lengthy procedures. Although some rooms could accomodate 2 or more patients at a time.

I see another issue. If I schedule a provider as In Office for a few minutes, the blue color covers the whole day, which is misleading.

sergiors wrote on Tuesday, August 09, 2016:

The time conflict between 2 appointments occurs only if the provider is present. Should it be ?