Wei Zhao <wei.z...@uclouvain.be> writes: > Hello, > > 1.why split two modules instead just one? > > We wanted to clearly separate the configuration of Orthanc connections from > the imaging study management > and visualization as we plan to the extend the latter and expect that users > will request changes and more > functions for it. But merging them into one module would be possible.
I still suggest just use a module, we seem to not support other PACS in the future, so I think split to modules more harm than good. > > > > 2.when i installed two modules, i can not uninstall them, you can test > unstall. > > Can you explain what you tried to uninstall them. We have not packaged them, > so the installation is manual at > the moment. Sorry, not unintall, deactive module in module list. > > > > 3.Orthanc and Orthanc Config, two menu in configure seem to let we confuse, > > The name “Orthanc Config” is just a preliminary name we gave it to > differentiate it from the existing > “Orthanc” menu entry. Our implementation of the Orthanc integration is > unfortunately not compatible with the > existing “health_orthanc” module since its models and workflow are very > different. Can you advise us on a > naming strategy? Maybe can use: Configuation/Radiology/Orthanc We can change exist Configuation/Orthanc to Configuation/Imaging/Orthanc > > > > 4. plugin gettext feature may not work well > > Could you please give me more information on this? you can see: https://codeberg.org/gnuhealth/his-client-plugins/src/branch/main/screenshot/__init__.py def get_gettext(): try: localedir = os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)) + '/locale' lang = gettext.translation('screenshot', localedir=localedir) return lang.gettext except: return gettext.gettext def xxx(data): _ = get_gettext() > > > > 5. what main different of health-orthanc and this module? > > Compared to “health_orthanc”, our two new modules > “health_orthanc_configuration” and “health_radiology”) > can do the following: > > * Upload DICOM files from gnuhealth-client to Orthanc server (with our > new plugin) > > * Manage imaging studies from gnuhealth-client (fetching list of studies from > Orthanc server, deleting studies, > etc.) > > * Mapping patient in GNU Health to patient in imaging study as stored on the > Orthanc server, as it is possible > that the names are different and once a DICOM study has been created it is > immutable. > > * Viewing imaging studies by clicking URL (without exposing the Orthanc > Explorer to end user) > > * Viewing imaging series and individual instances (image slices) from > gnuhealth > I do not understand who will using this function in hospital: 1. outpatient doctor 2. examination technician 3. imaging reporting doctor 4. information technology department In my opintion, this tool is orthanc manager tool, similar orthanc-tools: https://github.com/salimkanoun/Orthanc-Tools-JS If so, I suggest add Dicom Tag Edit feature. > > > Best regards, > > Wei > > > > > > From: tumashu <tuma...@163.com> > Sent: Tuesday, June 25, 2024 4:49 PM > To: health-dev@gnu.org <health-dev@gnu.org> > Cc: Wei Zhao <wei.z...@uclouvain.be>; Sébastien Jodogne > <sebastien.jodo...@uclouvain.be> > Subject: Re:[Health-dev] Integration GNU Health and Orthanc Test > > > > You don't often get email from tuma...@163.com. Learn why this is > important > > I have try this branch last week, and have some question: > > 1. why split two modules instead just one? > > 2. when i installed two modules, i can not uninstall them, you can test > unstall. > > 3. Orthanc and Orthanc Config, two menu in configure seem to let we confuse, > > 4. plugin gettext feature may not work well > > 5. what main different of health-orthanc and this module? > > > > > > > > -- > 发自我的网易邮箱手机智能版 > > 在 2024-06-25 22:15:20，"Wei Zhao via Health-dev" <health-dev@gnu.org> 写道： > > Dear all, > > > > I am Wei Zhao, a researcher at UCLouvain in the medical informatics > laboratory of Prof. Sébastien Jodogne, > the founder of Orthanc PACS. We have recently developed two new modules to > integrate GNU Health with > Orthanc. The aim of this project is to provide radiological imaging > capabilities to professionals using GNU > Health. > > > > The two modules are now ready and entering the testing phase. I would like > to invite you to participate in > testing them. I am available to answer any questions you may have. > > > > I have provided a test form that outlines the project's goals and key > details of the testing process. There > are also detailed instructions how to install the modules in a gnuhealth > environment. You can get all the > information here: > https://my.liberaforms.org/gnu-health-and-orthanc-integration-test > > > > Two pre-configured Virtual Machine included integrated modules are available > on request. Please reply to > my mail to receive them. > > Thank you very much for your support. We look forward to your participation > and valuable feedback. > > > > Best regards, > > Wei --
