A SMART on FHIR app that allows doctors to view analytics for patient-generated health data
To download and run the project, simply run the commands
git clone https://github.com/jason-crowley/smart-patient-data.git
cd smart-patient-data && npm start
from your terminal.
To launch the app in an EHR context, first make sure that the app is running on port 3000 by typing npm start in the root of the downloaded project directory.
Then, go to the SMART Launcher, and ensure that Provider EHR Launch is selected under Launch Type and that R4 is the selected FHIR Version.
Next, type in your desired patient id(s) under Patient(s), or click the dropdown button to select a patient from the patient browser. Note that if you type multiple patient ids, the launcher
will prompt you to pick one patient during the launch flow. Finally, enter http://localhost:3000 into the App Launch URL field and click 'Launch App!' to open the app in an EHR context!
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In the project directory, you can run:
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