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Goals

  • Bring in Brian and kicking off Report Exporter

Discussion items

TimeItemWhoNotes
LexEVS 6.5.4 loader QA
  • In Swathi's hands.
  • Will test on DataQA after Swathi clears it
    • ICD10CM
    • LOINC
    • MED-RT
  • Should be able to configure DataQA to ignore graph
    • Mayo will look it up
  • Will wait until monthly vocabs are promoted before trying on DataQA
  • Check source-code fix doesn't break anything for NCIt in the old browser

Microsoft Teams
EVS Report Exporter team created

Report Exporter

EVS Data Extract Project - Draft1 04_02_2020[1].docx

Had meeting Monday to do a little background

Report Writer was originally intended to be externally available but never made it. This new one is more of a general report writer.

We have multiple streams for reporting - with many ending up on FTP. We've never had the time to work on a general report writer. Need some mechanism for users to create reports.

Perhaps we can leverage report repository from current report writer.

Jason listed as an "R&D" project. Where we build on non-specific requirements and then ask if that is what they want, then adjust.

I brought up using EVS Explorer as the search and send the search results to a separate service for the formatting and export.

The API supports searching on a list of codes, though EVS Explorer does not. Should be easy to sit a UI on top of that.

Gilberto requested a client SDK project that has examples and scripts to show how to exercise the REST API. https://github.com/NCIEVS/evsrestapi-client-SDK . Brian will be adding a java client to the service for use by other applications.

EVS Explorer is currently using Angular. Original app used Node.js and systems didn't support it. Perhaps AWS is a different matter?

Per Scott: most problematic portion is resolving graphs (issue 1)






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