Closed BPierrick closed 3 years ago
@BPierrick Can we just show a bar in the graph, for the group members (or patients) that are not yet in your perimeters ?
Like this
It's weird to have a label like "Cardiologie" and nothing above it. I interpret it as "no patient" for this perimeter which is not the same.
The rest seems fine !
Can we just show a bar in the graph, for the group members (or patients) that are not yet in your perimeters ?
I don't think it is possible to display accurate values. I can know that patients are in the group, but there is no way of knowing in which organization they belong
I thought we could find a workaround for this but the permissioning model is so 💪 that we cannot see how many patients belong to organizations we don't have access to (technical details: we use Encounter to join between patients and orga, so we would need to adapt permissions on Encounter to resolve this) Here's a UI fix I can think of: display a bar of arbitrary length, independently of how many patients really belong to the orga. what do you guys think ?
That's just what I suggested to Pierrick, what a soul connection <3 Actually we can even set a not-so-arbitrary length : (total nb of patients) - (sum of patients from authorized perimeters) divided by the number of (perimeters which I don't have access to)
I have set mean values of "patients out of perimeter" per "orga out of perimeter" (cf screenshot in PR description)
Great ! 👍
Description
Changes in the display behavior of a cohort dashboard :
Regarding the dashboard displayed infos, one change is noticeable :
group.member
length, and not the api fetch patients count (which are filtered by perimeter)