Quoting Sebastian Hilbert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Yes. Both ways are possible. I thought of a drag and drop interface which > displays thumbnails of each page and lets you create stacks of paper. Cool. > The auto seperation process with marker pages is another option since our > workflow allows us to create the stack without too much extra effort for > sticking the pages inbetween. > > We differentiate between newly arriving documents and archival of whole > patient charts. First one is done on the fly while patient comes in. Second > one is extra work. The three step workflow of the document archive doesn't > cater for the first case very well. So I will change the interface for > scanning in new reports. Ah! Now I understand why you guys didn't care about tracking. Needless to say, it's imperative new correspondence documents be tracked. > Don't know exactly how but if the document archive > gets called from a patient window inside GNUmed I would present the compact > two step (scan/index,view) interface. Personally I would like gnumed client to respond to X drag-and-drop events (of any object, but presumably imagefiles most of the time) and pop-up a dialog to add to (by default) the current patient and basic metadata (document type, title &c)
Also a "Same as previous" button to same the image as a subsequent page of the previous scanned in object. Obviously this won't work for bulk scanning, it's more for on-the -spot stuff. Ian _______________________________________________ Gnumed-devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnumed-devel
