This demo only updates the VNMEDICALRECORD table in RMS on the device. The application is intended to have the other tables updated at the source (DB2 UDB, etc), as far as daily Schedule changes, patient's to be seen that day, etc.
Click on Subscriptions in the left hand pane, then right click JDBCSUB 1, Click the Define Subscriptions button and verify that you have the following tables:
Launch the MIDlet by executing
bin\run VNurseor
bin\run VNurseDebugOpen the respective JAD file in an editor (lib\VNurse.jad or lib\VNurseDebug.jad) and verify that the Db2eSyncHost and Db2eSyncPort are set to the correct settings to reach your web server. You might also verify that the Db2eSyncDeviceId does not conflict with any of the devices currently assigned to users in the MDAC.
This should bring you to the following screen:
You can use Enter, or click the Launch soft key (programmable) to run
the MIDlet.
Be sure that your web server is running Since you have never performed a Sync operation, either type F1 or click the Sync button.
Errors are reported in 2 second Alert modal dialog boxes, so you might
want to watch the phone. Or if you run the VNurseDebug version
there will be a lot of trace and you can check for exceptions.
From this point, we can view various information about the various patients in today's schedule. Use the arrow keys on the keyboard or on the emulator to position onto a different person. Hit Enter or click the center button (inside the arrow keys) to select this patient. You should see the radio button get the black dot, as Clay, Harris does in the above image.
Type F2 or click the Menu button and select Info.
You can use the down arrow to scroll through their location information.
Select the Menu, click the down arrow to select Contacts, then click
the center round button (or Enter). This will take you to the
Emergency Contacts screen.
Select Back 2 times to return to the Schedule page. Select
Menu and this time go to Records.
This is a list of Date and Times of various medical records for this patient. The visiting nurse will want to click Menu which will give these options:
These options allow the local copy of the VNMEDICALRECORD table to be modified, and later to by synchronized with the source database, which will replication the changes to the source.
View is rather straight forward, as is the Delete option. Delete will only mark the record as deleted so that the delete can be sent to the source database, after which time the record is physically deleted from the local RMS store.
Add and Update are a little more involved, as the user
must enter data in TextField boxes. Select Add.
To enter a value in the box, click on the center button in the arrows, or Enter on your keyboard. You may now type in the screen your value, then hit the center button or Enter. You must now click the Save button again in order to update this value into the TextField box.
Scroll down to the other boxes and enter values and Save Save. When you have entered all the values, you may hit Save to add this record to the VNMEDICALRECORD RMS table.
Each TextField defaults to the appropriate entry Mode, for examples Numbers only for the Pulse Rate. This can be changed by clicking on the Mode button which cycles you throught UPPER CASE, lower case, and numeric.
As a convenience, all entries have default values, so when you first
click Add, you can immediately click Save and the following entries will
be added:
bloodpres 99/99with today's date.
pulse 99
temp 99
weight 99
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