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The MedImage Server is a companion product to the MedImage apps on smart-phones. See http://medimage.atomjump.com
The combined product enables the medical practitioner to take a photo of a patient with their mobile phone, and have the image transferred directly into a specific folder on their PC or server. The image is tagged with a patient id immediately before the photo is taken.
The most common way to install this package is to use an internet connected PC as a 'proxy' (typically linux based), which temporarily holds the photos that are uploaded from the phone via 3G/4G to the server. A Windows Med Image reader sits on the Doctor's PC, which reads the proxy on a regular basis, and downloads images directly into a chosen folder (or folders) on the PC.
This is useful when you cannot have a Wifi connection, and must go via a secure internet connection.
On a linux based server, first install NodeJS and npm. See https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-node-js-on-an-ubuntu-14-04-server
Then:
npm install forever -g
npm install medimage -g
You may have to open the firewall to port 5566 for reading and writing eg.:
sudo ufw allow 5566/tcp
To start MedImage server
medimage start
To stop MedImage server:
medimage stop
To restart (after any config.json changes):
medimage restart
Note: this proxy daemon is always on, but the images are only kept on this machine for a few seconds.
Download and run the installable MedImageServer.exe from http://medimage.atomjump.com
If you have installed your own proxy using npm, above, enter the URL of your proxy server eg. 'https://myproxy.mycompany.com:5566' into the third large button. You will be given a 4 digit pairing code.
Search the Play Store or App store for 'MedImage'. Purchase and install.
Click the large blue/purple button on the app to connect and start taking photos. If you have no wifi connection it will ask you for your 4 character pairing code from your server.
Enter the patient id in the box at the top, specific to each photo. Note: #tags will allocate a directory (this will create another subdirectory inside your directory.). eg.
#elderly Fred
would create a directory called elderly/ on your PC and upload a file called 'Fred-[datetime]'
These are located in the file config.json.
FAQs
A PC-based server for the Android/iPhone/Desktop progressive web app, MedImage.
The npm package medimage receives a total of 176 weekly downloads. As such, medimage popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that medimage demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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