Getting the Care Coordination Module to Work

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I just said this is normal and the service is running but in foreground. Service is waiting for a command from openemr

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Jerry -

Thanks. I received your response after I have sent my question.

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Yep sorry I can see my response was a little terse.

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Jerry - Can I confirm something with you? After I am able to get NVM installed, when I navigate to the ccdaservice directory, is the only command I need to type in

npm install

On the OpenEMR website there are several different commands they tell you to type such

npm install – production

I am trying to verify what works and what doesn’t. My hypothesis is resetting the system is what finally got the Care Coordination module to come up. Thoughts. I need to recreate what we did so I can make sure I understand what I am doing and can replicate it on other machines.

Thanks for your help.

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Yes that’s it for install. I removed any dev dependencies so no need to ask for production.

Just ensure you have node location in path so openemr can initially start the service. After that, the service will run until you stop in task manager or reboot. The service also covers handling CQM calculator and schema tests on CCDA imports( three node servers total).

Good luck and welcome to openemr.

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Jerry:

Thanks for all your help. I am sure there will be more questions as I start learning how to operate the system.

If I have to reboot the system, do I have to manually start Node.js? Or will it start when I open the Care Coordination Module.

Again, thank you.

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It should start first thing when you open CCM. It start three node servers as I mentioned, two if testing imports isn’t turned on in Config.

I recommend while learning and turning up you turn on User Debug in Config. I added that feature especially for folks that don’t necessarily know how to access the error logs for both browser/javascript and PHP. Both show the errors on the screen 90%of the time.

Also we have many good hearted long time users that try to jump in to help new users but sometimes patience is required.

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Jerry - thanks for your help and advice. Do you have any suggestions for speeding up the importing of codes (ICD-10, SNOMED) I have read the instructions, and I understand it takes time, but I let the upload process run for ICD-10 run for over an hour and it still did not install. Eventually, the admin account logged out, and when I went back in, I had to install all over again.

I increased the logout parameter for users, hopefully, that will give me more time?

Any suggestions would be helpful.

Thank you,

Robert

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Jerry - I was able to install ICD-10. I had to go into the PHP.INI file and remove the ; before the line extension=zip. ICD-10 installed within five minutes.

Thank you.

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