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This is the list of outstanding issues at and request from JSS. This doesn't cover one-off smaller issues. If you do not see your issue or request here, please contact bahmni_support_jss@googlegroups.com. Roughly for release dates --- 0.71 March; 0.72 April; 0.73 May; 0.74 June; so on. This list should also help JSS in prioritising some of this work.

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1. If lab results indeed have to be put on discharge summary - then there are few ideas for it.
   1. Show 1st lab test result only for all the tests done
   2. Show 1st lab test results and last results
   3. Show all and let the doctor choose which ones go on the print out. This is hard to implement and would require a lot of development for comparably small benefit.
   4. Show results from first few accession and last few accession. Here few is determined by how many can fit on paper. This may miss some tests which were done in middle, but should cover most of it.
   Treatment given should be displayed in a way that medicine names are not repeated. (0
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   71)
2. Should be able to correct OT information in the discharge summary print – It will be possible to do easily in a slightly different than expected. Instead of correcting procedure details from discharge, one would be able to correct it by opening the operation template. Also, the previously filled details would be shown in the form itself, instead of having to see it from the dashboard. (0.71)
3. The diagnosis has to be entered again when it was done in last visit since it doesn’t show up in the print because it doesn't below to this visit. To handle this, just enter some notes like "admitted or similar" against the diagnosis, and that will make it appear on the print. This should be already working unless it is also affected by some of the diagnosis issues we saw in 0.70. If broken it would be fixed. (0.71)
4. Put lab and treatment as last section. This can be done now. (though marking it to be done latest by 0.71)
5. Rename discharge summary template in observations tab to Discharge Note so that it indicates that there are more information than discharge details in the discharge summary printout given to the patient. This can be done now. (though marking it to be done latest by 0.71)
6. It requires many clicks to go to discharge summary. The tab for it would be made visible always so that one click is reduced. (0.72) (#1883)
7. Treatment given and treatment ordered should be separated. (0.72)
8. Content under the heading for full space utilisation. 
   1. As an intermediate the text would start from where the first column of table ends and will end where last column of table ends. (0.71a) (#2022)
9. Formatting from text boxes to be retained (0.71a) (#2027)
10. Nutritional values
    
    1. Print weight both at admission and discharge. Right now this only prints discharge weight. (0.71) (0.72)
    2. Print height and BMI at admission (0.72)
    3. Units to be printed - kgs, cms (0.71)
11. Diagnoses
    1. Show in Bold (0.73) (#2055)
    2. Presumed Confirmed not to be shown (0.71) 
12. Dates of Operation and Follow up date in easy to understand format  e.g. 24 Aug 2014 (0.71a) (#2020)
13. Follow up date to have day e.g. Friday (#2053)
14. Plan for follow up - space for adding it. (0.71)
15. Dates appearing unnecessary under the concepts. e.g. 21 Mar 15 12:58PM is too much information below Discharge Summary/Advice on Discharge section (#2054)
16. Investigation Chart and Treatment to be shown in smaller font (#2056)
    
    
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• 1. Treatment given should be displayed in a way that medicine names are not repeated. (0.71)
  2. Put lab and treatment as last section. This can be done now. (though marking it to be done latest by 0.71)

Diagnosis codification

As decided in Dec 2014 that various doctors would divide this work, provide the list and correct the diagnosis for their specific areas. There has been no progress in this direction. With Diabetes, we took a different approach to see if it would work, i.e. to define diagnosis disease by disease. It worked well with diabetes and we had 5 diagnosis defined for it, which is what we have in production. But with TB this has failed, because of number of diagnosis involved in TB. Before we take a more ambitious target, the doctors should try to create diagnosis list for TB. Unfortunately TW would not be able to help much because it needs medical understanding. There is a list of 360 diagnosis at a Nepal's government hospital, which we will/have sent to JSS.

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