This is the humble beginning of a website for the PEN & PAD revival community - https://pen-pad-revival.github.io
A conversation with Alan Rector about PEN&PAD, recorded in 4 parts, October 21, 2021
Alan Rector, a central researcher in the PEN&PAD approach to electronic health records, in a conversation with Erik Sundvall and Daniel Karlsson
- Intro & Demo of PEN&PAD - Now available at https://youtu.be/PGEAmJJ4frU
- Who is Alan Rector and how did he get involved in this?
- What was PEN&PAD? (Including live demo of the PEN & PAD-based Clinergy user interface)
- Where did it lead?
- The User Centered Design Process, Human Factors, Problem & Solution Space - Being edited…
- Technical details, terminology systems, ontologies and logic - Waiting to be edited…
- Lessons learned – how we’d do it today + some advice to those entering the health infomatics space - Waiting to be edited…
Interview updates
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Papers and links
Snomed CT Expo 2021 talk
- At SNOMED CT Expo 2021 Daniel Karlsson and Erik Sundvall presented the PEN & PAD inspired talk “Context-aware interactive use of SNOMED CT and terminology services in openEHR-based electronic health records”
Help wanted
- Experd/nerd-competence needed for exploring and documenting how the old Windows XP based Clinergy demo can be installed and run in emulators on Linux, Mac OS and Windows 10+
- Website editing
- Creation of pedagogical material from interviews and PEN&PAD-related papers (focused video snippets, transcriptions, summaries, tutorials etc.) in order to inspire a new generation of developers, clinicians and informaticians to revive the PEN & PAD approach using the tools available today.
Challenge
This can be suitable as student projects, hackathon challenges, personal learning projects etc.
- Use low/no-code tools and user centered design to recreate appraches from PEN&PAD…
- …then fork this repository, and create a subdirectory of your own under the
challenge
subdirectory with a readme.md file including a description (and links to your project site if available) including ways to contact you.
- Add other relevant description-related files (like screenshots) in your subdirectory.
- Then edit the readme file in the
challenge
directory to include a describing title with a link to your subdirectory
- Finally submit a pull request so that we can include your addition here.
Ask a local GIT-nerd for help if the process above sounds too complicated.