Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #1029, comment 78


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Jun 8, 2018, 8:31:17 AM (6 years ago)
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  • Ticket #1029, comment 78

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    33 * In order to simplify access to other researchers in the future, without revealing the original patient/sample keys, it was decided to try a new item identification model in the LIMS system:
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    5  1. The current referral ID, "Studielöpnummer" ("Study serial number") will be printed on the referrals, and entered in the consent registration wizard, but the created case ID will be created independently. The latter will not have a site ID as part of the name. New configuration variables for the case name prefix and number of digits will be needed (alternatively, new configuration variables might be created for the referral name).
     5 1. The current referral ID, "Studielöpnummer" ("Study serial number") will be printed on the referrals, and entered in the consent registration wizard, but the created case ID will be created independently. The latter will not have a site ID as part of the name. New configuration variables for the referral ID prefix and number of digits will be needed, but the values will be set the current ones for the case item, while the case name prefix and number of digits will be modified (keeping the case item configuration variables is preferable from a programming view, since the latter are referenced at several places in the existing code).
    66 2. The consent registration wizard will now include personal number, family name, and all first names of the patient. The patient item will be registered in this wizard, instead of in the baseline registration wizard.
     7 3. Since the case item name now can be different from the referral ID, the former will have to keep track of the latter. Access to the referral ID for a case should be coupled to a more restrictive user role, e.g. patient curator.
     8 4. Since the case item name now won't include a site prefix, while still contain a site annotation, the latter might also have to be coupled to a more restrictive user role, e.g. patient curator.