Created by Patrick San Juan and Sabine Scott
The url of the deployed app is: https://notes-and-items-fe.uc.r.appspot.com
frontend: https://github.com/pdotsani/items-and-notes-fe
Theranotes is a webapp designed to help a massage / physical therapist with their day to day administrative work by creating "doctor's notes" for their patients. In addition to current diagnosis, Theranotes also helps provide comprehensive treatment plans to better prepare the therapist for future appointments.
Each note created by Theranotes will have the following data:
- Summary: Consisting of patient name and owner
- Treatment plan: Consisting of patient name and owner
Non-persistent data on the fe:
- Items: The 'outline' for a note. This piece of data is used by openAI to generate a medical note.
AI will be used in a couple of ways. Firstly, we will use prompts to engineer medical notes with the "items" provided. Secondly, we will use AI to generate a treatment plan, that the user can save to view later.
First, the user enters the name of the patient. Then the user selects the body part in question from a drop-down menu. The next dropdown menu lists the muscles in that part of the body for the user to select. Then, the user types in a memo into the memo section. Two blocks of text will be generated using this data. First, a paragraph which describes the issue the patient has including the specific location of the pain, and second, a treatment plan for the patient specific to the issue in question.
We were working through some issues in version control and our commits got misaligned and permissions stopped working so Sabine was not able to commit/push the final changes to LoginForm.js and LoginForm.css which consisted of adding a title and font color. (Patrick committed those changes)
We met several times to discuss architecture, work on features and debug the application. Sabine made several adds to the backend and frontend, including adding a file to index the data so we could sort by date, and adding some style to the login page. Patrick created some of the foundational work with the controller, api, and frontend. There was much discussion on UI / UX that was mutually collaborative. Patrick and Sabine worked on debugging the app as a team to ensure that it was running smoothly.
Moving forward, Patrick will continue to work with his friend who is a Massage Therapist to make the app something he can use daily in his private practice.
Demo video of the application: https://youtu.be/CUL_j3JAmVs
Application testing by Thomas S. https://youtu.be/sbb57OjpqpM