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--- medal-data:icf-single [2024/01/12 13:02] – created Sylvain
+++ medal-data:icf-single [2024/01/12 13:27] (current) – Sylvain
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-====== **Procedure to Retrieve a Single Consent File (Extended)** ======
+====== Procedure to Retrieve a Single Consent File (Extended) ======
-  **Objective:**
+**Objective:**
-  Retrieve a single consent file by navigating to the patients page and searching for a specific patient using first name, middle name, last name, and birthdate. Optionally, navigate to the medical cases page to find the corresponding medical case associated with a specific health facility. Copy the `patient_id`, connect to the server, and use `scp` to copy the file locally.
+Retrieve a single consent file by navigating to the patients page and searching for a specific patient using first name, middle name, last name, and birthdate. Optionally, navigate to the medical cases page to find the corresponding medical case associated with a specific health facility. Copy the `patient uid`, connect to the server, and use `scp` to copy the file locally.
-  **Procedure:**
+**Procedure:**
 . **Navigate to Patients Page:**
-     - Open a web browser.
+    - Login to medal data.
-     - Enter the following URL in the address bar: `<medal-data-url>/patients`.
+    - Navigate to the patients page: `<medal-data-url>/patients`.
-     - Press Enter to access the Patients page.
 . **Search for Patient:**
-     - Use the search functionality on the Patients page to find the specific patient.
+    - Use the search functionality on the Patients page to find the specific patient.
-     - Enter the patient's first name, middle name, last name, and birthdate in the search fields.
+    - Enter the patient's first name, middle name, last name, or birthdate in the search fields.
-     - Review the search results to locate the correct patient.
+    - Review the search results to locate the correct patient.
+    - You can order it by `SN` to have a chronological order
-. **Retrieve Patient Information:**
+. **More options to retrieve the patient:**
-     - Click on the patient's name or identifier to access detailed information.
+    - Use the search functionality on the Medical Cases page to find cases associated with a specific health facility.
-     - Navigate to the section containing the patient's consent file.
+    - Enter the health facility's name in the search fields.
-     - Download or access the consent file as needed.
+    - Order the search results by date of creation to help locate the desired medical case.
+    - Or search for a specific date and order the results by health facilities
-. **Optional: Navigate to Medical Cases Page:**
+. **Copy Patient ID:**
-     - If necessary, navigate to the Medical Cases page by entering the following URL in the address bar: `<medal-data-url>/medical-cases`.
+    - In the Patients search page, copy the `patient uid` associated with the patient whose consent file you want to retrieve.
-     - Press Enter to access the Medical Cases page.
+    - In the Patients detail page, copy the `Patient Id`
+    - In the Medical Cases search page, copy the `Belongs to patient id`
-. **Search for Specific Health Facility:**
+. **Connect to the Server:**
-     - Use the search functionality on the Medical Cases page to find cases associated with a specific health facility.
+    - Open a terminal on your local machine.
-     - Enter the health facility's name or other relevant information in the search fields.
-     - Order the search results by date of creation to help locate the desired medical case.
-. **Retrieve Medical Case Information:**
+. **Copy File Locally with `scp`:**
-     - Click on the medical case's name or identifier to access detailed information.
+    - Use the following `scp` command, replacing the variables with the appropriate values:
-     - Navigate to the relevant sections to review additional details, including any associated consent files.
+     <code bash>
+     scp "REMOTE_USER@REMOTE_SERVER:SOURCE_PATH/PATIENT_UID_image.jpg" "DESTINATION_PATH"
+     </code>
+    - Replace `REMOTE_USER` with the actual remote username.
+    - Replace `REMOTE_SERVER` with the actual remote server address.
+    - Replace `SOURCE_PATH` with the path where the image is stored on the server.
+    - Replace `PATIENT_UID` with the copied `patient uid`. Example : c70d3537-7d9d-4462-869b-ffdswbd013c8_image.jpg
+    - Replace `DESTINATION_PATH` with the local path where you want to copy the image.
-. **Copy Patient ID:**
+**Expected Results:**
-     - In the Patients page, copy the `patient_id` associated with the patient whose consent file you want to retrieve.
+The specified patient's consent file should be successfully located and retrieved. The file should be copied locally using `scp` with the correct variables replaced.
-. **Connect to the Server:**
-     - Open a terminal on your local machine.
-. **Copy File Locally with `scp`:**
-     - Use the following `scp` command, replacing the variables with the appropriate values:
-      <code bash>
-      **scp "REMOTE_USER@REMOTE_SERVER:SOURCE_PATH/patient_id_image.jpg" "DESTINATION_PATH"**
-      </code>
-      - Replace `REMOTE_USER` with the actual remote username.
-      - Replace `REMOTE_SERVER` with the actual remote server address.
-      - Replace `SOURCE_PATH` with the path where the image is stored on the server.
-      - Replace `patient_id` with the copied `patient_id`.
-      - Replace `DESTINATION_PATH` with the local path where you want to copy the image.
-  **Expected Results:**
-  The specified patient's consent file should be successfully located and retrieved. The file should be copied locally using `scp` with the correct variables replaced.
-  **Notes:**
-  - Ensure the provided `<medal-data-url>` is accurate and accessible.
-  - Use the search functionality effectively to narrow down the results.
-  - Follow any additional navigation steps based on the specific interface and features of the web application.
-  - Replace variables in the `scp` command with actual values.