Re: [Health] Access Right to Patients Tabs

[Christoph H. Larsen]

Dear Cédric,

Thanks for your answer...

On 24/01/12 10:13 +0430, Christoph H. Larsen wrote:
> > Dear All,
> >
> > In our setting, patient registration is handled by non-medical
> > staff (I know, it should be different, but this is Afghanistan) that
> > should not have access to any medical data at all. Still the
> > registration staff should be able to create a patient, or to retrieve
> > him/or from the patient list, enter / edit contact details and
> > addresses, as well as select insurance details from a pre-fabricated
> > drop-down list.
> >
> > I do not seem to be able to separate group access permissions to the
> > different tabs within the "Patients" menu item. I would be quite
> > satisfied, if patient reception staff could only have viewing, editing
> > and creating right in the "General Info" tab, and could not even view
> > the other tabs. Any ideas at all?
> >
> > I tried to get around the above conundrum by giving patient receiption
> > access rights to the "Parties" menu item, but this has a few serous
> > drawbacks:
> > (i) They always have to activate manually the "Patient" box; with tight
> > access control this may mean that reception staff locks themselves out,
> > as they are only allowed to view patients and insurance companies, and
> > no other parties.
> > (ii) At this step, there is no patient ID to be created, i.e. no proper
> > patient labels can be printed.
> >
> > So, in summary: Is there any way to get the per-group tab permission set
> > for the Patient menu item?
> I think it would be better to have Patient not being a Party by inherit
> from it (just like product template with product).
> This will allow a better access right control as there will be 2
> different object.
Oops, would you mind elaborating a bit, as I am not that familiar with
Tryton's internal architecture? (What I have been donig today is to
create p[atients (and their respective contact details, addresses, etc.)
from within the Patient menu object. Is this what you wanted? See also
my other comments regarding unique patient identifier creation, which
cannot be done from within the Parties menu item.
Thoughts?
Thanks a lot -
Chris

> -- C?dric Krier

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