lsalichs wrote on Monday, December 19, 2011:
Is there a script to create sample medical records data to populate OpenEMR for training purposes? I know there is a script to create patient records, but have not seen anything for medical records
tmccormi wrote on Tuesday, December 20, 2011:
None that I know of. We’ve been talking about it, but so far no one as been interested in doing the work (or funding some one to do it for them…)
It wouldn’t be too hard, a medical intern could create enough medical data to go with the sample patient records in 3-4 hrs at the most …. Then we need billing data for demo’s of reports and claims processing….
Tony
www.mi-squared.com / @tonymi2
oemr.org / @OEMR_org
bradymiller wrote on Tuesday, December 20, 2011:
Hi,
Would be nice to get this worked into Art’s PrintaPatient program:
http://www.open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/OpenEMR_Tools#Data_Generator
Art can generally be found on the OEMR forum.
-brady
yehster wrote on Tuesday, December 20, 2011:
How well does the database-deid.sql script work?
Could someone dump from a running install and share real world data?
aethelwulffe wrote on Wednesday, December 21, 2011:
If someone will give me a SINGLE patient dump with a complete set of the kind of data they would want to see in the test info, I would quickly add that to printapatient. I have been asking for that for a while, and I guess I take lack of response as lack of interest. Frankly, it’s easier to add scripts to my program one time than it is to strip a single set of patient data.
If I have a commented sql query that will load one patient into the database (even better if formatted a bit like the output file of printapatient), I can make it poop out a huge nasty mess of wonderful random patient data.
I’d like to have med lists, labs, and all that rot. Some fake images for EKG’s, scanned Labs etc… would help too if we really wanted a nicely junked up set of documents to go with it. I think I would want to save billing/payment-type stuff for a future go-round though.