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Appian – Medical Test Application – Low Code Basics

Date: 13 September 2023 | Posted by: voska89

Free Download Appian – Medical Test Application – Low Code Basics
Published 9/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.97 GB | Duration: 3h 39m
This course is very useful for the beginners to learn about Appian development.

What you'll learn
By the end of this course you will be able to create end to end working application in Appian
Create generic components for exp rules and Interface
Follow with complete record centric approach
Create customised site for end users
Requirements
No programming experience needed.
Good to have created some basic POC which will help to easily grasp concepts
Requirement document available to download
Description
The Medical Test Management System is a proof-of-concept (POC) software application designed to streamline and manage medical tests conducted in a healthcare facility. The system aims to automate the test management process, improve efficiency, and enhance patient experience.System FeaturesPatient TabThe Medical Test Management System POC should include the following features:● Allow healthcare staff to register new patients into the system.● Capture details like name, email, age, phone, gender● Able to view the added the patients● Ability to update details of the added patients● Summary View of patients where all related patient data will be visibleTest Result (Pending, Normal, High, Low)● Ability to add Test for a patient● Added Test should be visible to the user● Once a Test is added then initially the status will be Pending● Users will be able to update Test Result to Normal or other as well.● System should allow to add multiple Test result for a patientsRecord Tab● Record Tab should show the recent results of patients and their Test Type as well alongwith the Test Status● With the name of patient, user can navigate to Summary view of patientsReports Tab● Chart to show different type of Test done● Chart to show different types of Test Status as well.● The charts should be dynamic and show more information about related dataFeatures and Learning from this POC 1. Complete Record Centric Approach 2. Resuable Interfaces and Expression rules 3. Foreign Key concept 4. Subprocess 5. Querying Data from different tables 6. Using Dynamic Charts to show Data
Overview
Section 1: Introduction
Lecture 1 Introduction
Section 2: Add Patient Form
Lecture 2 Create Application
Section 3: Generic Section In the Interface
Lecture 3 Create Generic Section
Section 4: Type cast Data
Lecture 4 Learn to create exp rule to update metadata
Section 5: Process Model
Lecture 5 Create process model to add Data to database
Section 6: Create Site and grid
Lecture 6 Create Site and grid
Section 7: Summary View
Lecture 7 Summary View
Section 8: Test Tesult Record
Lecture 8 Test Result record
Section 9: Add Test Result Form
Lecture 9 Add Test Result form
Section 10: Test Result process Model and related action
Lecture 10 Test Result process model
Section 11: Test result Grid
Lecture 11 Grid for patients
Section 12: Update Test Result related action
Lecture 12 Update Test Result action
Section 13: Fixing a bug in Add Test Form
Lecture 13 Fix bug when updating Test form
Section 14: Creating relationship with records
Lecture 14 Record relationship
Section 15: Reviewing mapping of relationship
Lecture 15 Bug in relatiosnhip
Section 16: Creating Pie Chart
Lecture 16 Pie chart for the data
Section 17: Missing Part of Pie Chart
Lecture 17 Missing Part of pie chart
This course is designed for a diverse audience of learners who are eager to acquire valuable knowledge and skills in Appian,Beginners : If you are new to Appian and wish to build a strong foundation, this course is an ideal starting point. We will cover the fundamentals in a clear and straightforward manner, ensuring that you grasp the basics with ease.

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