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Just like Uber has turned regular drivers into taxis, is there a way to turn VFE-MEL experts into tutors for people like me who are so eager to learn, but have nowhere to turn? I would love to hear from anyone who is available to tutor periodically - as needed - for a reasonable rate.
Posted : October 28, 2015 2:23 am
I am interested and available. I am a retired Cardiologist who was responsible for our Centricity implementation. Over the last 4 years I have been a consultant. I have presented at CHUG about some very arcane issues of extracting information from Centricity using direct SQL interfaces. I have used Access as an interface tool to work out table relationships. Using these modeling approaches I have created a large set of Crystal Reports to tackle tasks impossible within Centricity. In addition to standard management/productivity reports, recently I prepared an analysis of patient flow within the clinic using appointment activity logs, contributing input to the document, and order timing. I enjoy teaching and have been struck by how little is available and how steep the learning curve is: where is the critical information to get started, the structure of Centricity, basic computer language requirements when dealing with MEL, how to overcome the limitations of MEL, avoiding the needless frustrations of available predefined queries, learning the overall data structure of Centricity, finding the information to approach querying the database, discovering the undocumented gotchas in MEL, learning to be more sensitive to the enduser than the problems of the solution, the necessary elements of SQL required to approach the database, the problems of integrating Crystal Reports into Centricity workflow, how to avoid creating user disasters, what are the best practices in responding the user issues. And the most recent mountain to climb, understanding how to deal with the issues of CQR, Meaningful Use, PQRS, user frustration and management financial fear. You can reach me at [email protected]. I would envision a set of WebEx sessions as the most efficient method of this education.
Posted : October 28, 2015 5:12 am
Take a look at the FREE online training materials: http://mdobject.com/Home/Training
This will give you good start with HTML Encounter forms development.
Also if you are interested in a class training, please let you know and I will put you on the waiting list for Portland (Oregon) 3 days class in January or February.
Let me know if you have any question. You can contact me directly by email.
Posted : October 31, 2015 9:32 am
what level is this course in Portland? Is there a website for this?
Posted : November 3, 2015 8:47 am
This is very basic / introductory level. We do not advertise it on our website, but here is list of modules:
Day 1.
Module1. Introduction
Module2. First HTML Encounter Form
Module3. Displaying Patient Data
Module 4. Introduction to Microsoft Visual Studio
Module 5. Introduction to $mdObject
Module 6. HTML Encounter Form Variables
Day 2.
Module 7. JavaScript Fundamentals
Module 8. jQuery Fundamentals
Module 9. Build your forms with style
Module 10. Responsive Forms with Bootstrap
Module 11. AngularJS Fundamentals
Day 3.
Module 12. Debugging and Troubleshooting
Module 13. Optimization with Fiddler
Module 14. Best Practices and Code Standards
Module 15. Web Services
Module 16. Clinical Kit for HTML Encounter Forms
Also take a look into Open Source initiative of $mdObject. You can use it for FREE for all your (including commercial) applications. The demo page is demonstrating the $mdObject usage.
Me and my team is happy to answer some of your questions about $mdObject free (by email only).
To all: This forum discussion is not about my training or open source project, so please feel free to contact me directly by email for any other questions related to the training.
Posted : November 3, 2015 10:53 am
