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Target Audience
SCOOP supports physicians, collaborative health planners, and researchers.
The main market for SCOOP are primary care providers who are interested in reflective practice in order to generate new knowledge or to make improvements in primary care (or both). They are also EMR users.
Initially, a few dozen providers in BC who are interested, engaged with the Univeristy, and are using OSCAR.
Working with divisions on structured QI activities, this number may increase as divisions coordinate their members.
- EMR products
- VRS
- CPCSSN
- AMCARE
- stand alone analysis tools
Department of Family Practice at UBC and potentially the PDC of BC are the customers. Future networks may be interested.
Ability to provide their members a trustworthy and flexible solution for reflection on practice and engaging easily in clinical research.
Cost to develop. Cost to deploy. Ongoing maintenance.
SCOOP is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.
- SCOOP Overall Design
- SCOOP Actors
- User Stories and Use Case Maps
- System Architecture
- Development Process
- Prototypical Questions
- Current Meds vs Med List
- Data Enrichment Design
- Data Visualization
- Deployment Architecture
- EMR-2-EMR (E2E)
- OSCAR Setup
- Gateway & Hub Setup
- OSCAR Development Notes
- OSCAR DB Table Notes
- Coding Standards
- Mongodb Notes
- Server Configuration
- PDC Gateway Server
- Iteration Overview
- Feature List
- Architecture
- Requirements
- Visualization Requirements
- Test Specification