Barcode Scannable Case list

Hi There,

I read a thread some time ago about another project that was able to set u
the case list to search for cases by scanning a barcode. I want to
implement that for a patient record system that I am working on and was
wondering if anyone can give me more details on how to set that up or even
set up a small Skype meeting to talk me through setting it up?

kindly,
Ameera

Hi Ameera,

The default behavior for using barcode scanning in the case list is
relatively straightforward. After you scan the QR code and your scanner
application determines the string that it encodes, CommCare simply this
string into the search box as if you'd entered the text directly. So if the
barcode encodes for example the patient ID number, and assuming this number
is successfully associated with that case (IE by scanning the barcode in
the case creation form and saving this property), then you only need to
make this case property a searchable property to make this work. Hope
that's all clear!

Best,
Will

··· On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 8:05 AM, Ameera Hamid wrote:

Hi There,

I read a thread some time ago about another project that was able to set u
the case list to search for cases by scanning a barcode. I want to
implement that for a patient record system that I am working on and was
wondering if anyone can give me more details on how to set that up or even
set up a small Skype meeting to talk me through setting it up?

kindly,
Ameera

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THanks Will,

I'll try this out and get back to you if i have any troubles with it.

Kindly,
Ameera

··· On Monday, 1 February 2016 17:50:14 UTC+2, William Pride wrote: > > Hi Ameera, > > The default behavior for using barcode scanning in the case list is > relatively straightforward. After you scan the QR code and your scanner > application determines the string that it encodes, CommCare simply this > string into the search box as if you'd entered the text directly. So if the > barcode encodes for example the patient ID number, and assuming this number > is successfully associated with that case (IE by scanning the barcode in > the case creation form and saving this property), then you only need to > make this case property a searchable property to make this work. Hope > that's all clear! > > Best, > Will > > > > On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 8:05 AM, Ameera Hamid <ameera....@gmail.com > wrote: > >> Hi There, >> >> I read a thread some time ago about another project that was able to set >> u the case list to search for cases by scanning a barcode. I want to >> implement that for a patient record system that I am working on and was >> wondering if anyone can give me more details on how to set that up or even >> set up a small Skype meeting to talk me through setting it up? >> >> kindly, >> Ameera >> >> -- >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "commcare-users" group. >> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an >> email to commcare-user...@googlegroups.com . >> For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. >> > >

Hi William,

I know this function is not supported on Cloudcare because it requires a QR
code scanner, but we are using Chromebooks in the clinic, which do support
QR code reading apps. Is it possible then to somehow use the chromebooks
camera to scan the barcode? and how would I enable that in Cloudcare?

Kindly,
Ameera

··· On Monday, 1 February 2016 17:50:14 UTC+2, William Pride wrote: > > Hi Ameera, > > The default behavior for using barcode scanning in the case list is > relatively straightforward. After you scan the QR code and your scanner > application determines the string that it encodes, CommCare simply this > string into the search box as if you'd entered the text directly. So if the > barcode encodes for example the patient ID number, and assuming this number > is successfully associated with that case (IE by scanning the barcode in > the case creation form and saving this property), then you only need to > make this case property a searchable property to make this work. Hope > that's all clear! > > Best, > Will > > > > On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 8:05 AM, Ameera Hamid <ameera....@gmail.com > wrote: > >> Hi There, >> >> I read a thread some time ago about another project that was able to set >> u the case list to search for cases by scanning a barcode. I want to >> implement that for a patient record system that I am working on and was >> wondering if anyone can give me more details on how to set that up or even >> set up a small Skype meeting to talk me through setting it up? >> >> kindly, >> Ameera >> >> -- >> You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups >> "commcare-users" group. >> To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an >> email to commcare-user...@googlegroups.com . >> For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout. >> > >

Hi Ameera,

CloudCare does not currently support multimedia either (IE image, video,
audio uploading) and so unfortunately this is not possible either. At the
moment, Cloudcare has no way to "hook into" the hardware of your computer
in the way that EG CommCare Android can access the microphone or camera.
We do have plans to add this functionality in the future, but not in the
short term unfortunately.

Best,
Will

··· On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 5:41 AM, Ameera Hamid wrote:

Hi William,

I know this function is not supported on Cloudcare because it requires a
QR code scanner, but we are using Chromebooks in the clinic, which do
support QR code reading apps. Is it possible then to somehow use the
chromebooks camera to scan the barcode? and how would I enable that in
Cloudcare?

Kindly,
Ameera

On Monday, 1 February 2016 17:50:14 UTC+2, William Pride wrote:

Hi Ameera,

The default behavior for using barcode scanning in the case list is
relatively straightforward. After you scan the QR code and your scanner
application determines the string that it encodes, CommCare simply this
string into the search box as if you'd entered the text directly. So if the
barcode encodes for example the patient ID number, and assuming this number
is successfully associated with that case (IE by scanning the barcode in
the case creation form and saving this property), then you only need to
make this case property a searchable property to make this work. Hope
that's all clear!

Best,
Will

On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 8:05 AM, Ameera Hamid ameera....@gmail.com wrote:

Hi There,

I read a thread some time ago about another project that was able to set
u the case list to search for cases by scanning a barcode. I want to
implement that for a patient record system that I am working on and was
wondering if anyone can give me more details on how to set that up or even
set up a small Skype meeting to talk me through setting it up?

kindly,
Ameera

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You might be able to buy a USB scanner that works just like a keyboard,
making it quick to enter the data into the search box on CloudCare.

··· On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 4:57 PM, William Pride wrote:

Hi Ameera,

CloudCare does not currently support multimedia either (IE image, video,
audio uploading) and so unfortunately this is not possible either. At the
moment, Cloudcare has no way to "hook into" the hardware of your computer
in the way that EG CommCare Android can access the microphone or camera.
We do have plans to add this functionality in the future, but not in the
short term unfortunately.

Best,
Will

On Mon, Feb 15, 2016 at 5:41 AM, Ameera Hamid ameera.hamid91@gmail.com wrote:

Hi William,

I know this function is not supported on Cloudcare because it requires a
QR code scanner, but we are using Chromebooks in the clinic, which do
support QR code reading apps. Is it possible then to somehow use the
chromebooks camera to scan the barcode? and how would I enable that in
Cloudcare?

Kindly,
Ameera

On Monday, 1 February 2016 17:50:14 UTC+2, William Pride wrote:

Hi Ameera,

The default behavior for using barcode scanning in the case list is
relatively straightforward. After you scan the QR code and your scanner
application determines the string that it encodes, CommCare simply this
string into the search box as if you'd entered the text directly. So if the
barcode encodes for example the patient ID number, and assuming this number
is successfully associated with that case (IE by scanning the barcode in
the case creation form and saving this property), then you only need to
make this case property a searchable property to make this work. Hope
that's all clear!

Best,
Will

On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 8:05 AM, Ameera Hamid ameera....@gmail.com wrote:

Hi There,

I read a thread some time ago about another project that was able to
set u the case list to search for cases by scanning a barcode. I want to
implement that for a patient record system that I am working on and was
wondering if anyone can give me more details on how to set that up or even
set up a small Skype meeting to talk me through setting it up?

kindly,
Ameera

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