Installation Directions
1. add Grease Monkey extension to Firefox
2. Copy and paste this script into a new GM script window

End User Instructions
Minimal end user prompting is suggested by light blue background for the affected inputs with rollover prompts
it also confirms that the script has loaded!
1. For height conversion you need to enter in the format 6’2″ (or 6’2 if you are in a hurry) and double click
2. For weight conversion you need to enter the weight in lbs without any units and double click
3. BMI is automatically calculated once there are entries in both Height and Weight
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Peter Hutten-Czapski
Haileybury Ontario

if that is the case, you will receive a warning that the file is already present – just skip that file and move on to the next. The html file should be uploaded (not imported) into the eform folder. The png and js files should be uploaded into the image folder, except for the PeersCVD.js file which is a greasemonkey file (user script) and should be added to your other greasemonkey files (click on new user script in greasemonkey and replace the generic start with the file contents).

Once you are happy with the new SOPLR I would recommend renaming your previous “1.1 Lab Requisition” as something like “1.1 Lab Requisition – old” and naming the new script as “1.1 Lab Requisition” so that it links properly with other eforms etc.

From David Page:

Here is my latest version of the BC Lab Requisition

The lab value insertion module has been completely rewritten to work with the new Lab Engine 2023

Specifically it allows multiple Loinc codes to be connected to one lab type and has fixed the yellow prompting to do lab tests based on disease profile.

It also includes new logic in the colon screening portion to support appropriate FIT reminders.

If you click on “Lipids”it will take you to the PEERS CVD online calculator and if you run greasemonkey scripts and load the greasemonkey PeersCVD it will autopopulate the calculator for you.

Unfortunately I was unable to export it as a zip file so have exported the files individually.

There are other dependant files but if you are already running the BC Lab Requisition they should already be in your system

NOTE: This version will only work if you are running the Lab Engine 2023 which I believe is set up in the back end.

OpenOSP has this set up, I am not sure if WELL or other versions have this.

I am not sure what Ontario does with their lab req, but if you need to upgrade and are using the Lab Engine 2023, the rewritten code is now scalable and may be adaptable to your needs-look at the beginning of Lab decision support.js

This eForm calculates the Mean scores for categories and excludes the NA replies in calculating the Mean. There is also a button at the bottom to identify if a question has been left unanswered (unanswered means no selection including not selecting NA). The unanswered questions will be reported in an alert and those lines will have yellow backgrounds. Once a question has been answered, using the button again reverts the background to the original colour.

This eForm is protected by the GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2)

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This eForm is protected by the GNU General Public License version 2 (GPLv2)

I found a newer version from June 29,2018. It has replaced the older file which was called 1358 v3 from July 2015.
If you have any problems, ask on the Oscar mailing list 😉

https://oscargalaxy.org/download/atrial-fibrillation-stroke-risk-advisor-chads-vasc/