Project: OmniHealth

OmniHealth is a Patient Management System tailored to private clinicians to manage patients’ details, records and upcoming appointments. As a private clinician, you can manage and monitor your patient database all in one location.

Given below are my contributions to the project.

  • Enhancements Implemented
    • Created the record list panel which is displayed in the GUI.
      • What it does: This UI component is linked to a list and automatically updates when the list is changed.
      • Justification: This is essential as each patient stores a list of records that needs to be displayed and changes are constantly being made to it.
    • New Feature: Add findRecord command.
      • What it does: Enables the user to find a record that matches the search parameters.
      • Justification: Omnihealth aims to manage the patient database of a clinic which can be assumed to have countless number of records. This command allows the user to effortlessly find the desired record out of all the other records.
    • New Feature: Add showALl command.
      • What it does: Clears the filter parameters set by findRecord command to display all records.
      • Justification: Makes Omnihealth easier to use since find and rfind commands can now be easily undone. Without this feature, undoing a find command required multiple steps.

  • Code contributed: RepoSense link

  • Documentation:
    • User Guide:
      • Added documentation for the commands rfind and showall. #143
    • Developer Guide:
      • Added implementation details of the rfind command. #170
      • Added details of how to conduct manual testing.
      • Updated user stories, glossary, NFRs as well as product scope to better describe Omnihealth.
      • Updated UML component diagrams to reflect the current implementation. #145
      • Formatted the Developer guide for a better reading flow.
  • Contributions to team-based tasks:
    • Implemented the functionality of displaying either the record list screen or patient list screen which Omnihealth is built on.
    • Improved code coverage. #153
    • Maintained the issue tracker
    • Documented the various steps to manual testing in the Developer guide. #170
  • Project Management:
    • Used Github issue tracker.
    • Followed the branching workflow.
    • Contributed to meeting discussions
  • Review/mentoring contributions:
    • Reviewed team members PR with helpful responses: #95, #72, #67
  • Contributions beyond project team:
    • Helped other teams by reporting bugs found (ped)