CaboLabs EHRServer

Clinical Data Management and Sharing Platform compliant with the openEHR standard.

The EHRServer is a generic clinical data back-end system, that helps cutting development time, increase data quality and enable interoperability for any kind of clinical or health related information system or app.

Can be used as the main clinical data repository of your system or app, as a shared repository/integrated patient EHR between many systems, as a secondary/backup repository, as a wearable/monitoring device backend, as a standardized data source for datawarehousing, as a fast prototyping platform, and as a micro-service platform with many applications like clinical decision support, clinical dashboards, data visualization, reporting, research, etc.

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Resources

• Latest documentation
• REST API documentation
• CloudEHRServer: EHRServer SaaS
• More guides

Main features

• openEHR compliant clinical data repository
• Administrative Web Console
• Simple but powerful REST API
• Supports XML and JSON
• Full audit access for traceability
• Versioned clinical documents
• Query Builder from the Web Console to create data queries (no programming needed!)
• Support of SNOMED CT Expressions on openEHR queries (simplifies complex queries)
• Supports any structure of clinical document (following the openEHR standard information model)
• Vendor Neutral Archive
• Multitenancy

Based on Open Source Technologies

• Grails Framework
• Groovy
• Java
• MySQL

Test it

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Install, Configure, Run locally

Dependencies

1. curl -s get.sdkman.io

   bash

2. source “$HOME/.sdkman/bin/sdkman-init.sh”
3. sdk install grails 2.5.6
4. set version by default: Y
5. grails -version

Database

1. install MySQL
2. copy the default root password
3. cd /usr/local/mysql/bin
4. ./mysql -u root -p
5. enter default root password
6. ALTER USER ‘root’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘NEW-ROOT-PASSWORD’;
7. CREATE DATABASE ehrserver;
8. exit

EHRServer configuration

1. cd ehrserver/grails-app/conf
2. nano DataSource.groovy
3. change development password to NEW-ROOT-PASSWORD
4. save

EHRServer run (dev environment)

1. cd ehrserver
2. grails run-app
3. open localhost:8090/ehr
4. login with admin/admin/123456