Dev Log: May 19 Wrap-up

Overview

Today was a split-brain kind of day. I spent the first half wiring up some automated notifications to keep our sales team in the loop, and the rest of the day diving deep into the foundations of a new Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) feature for our EMR platform.

What I Worked On

Keeping Sales in the Loop

First up, I had to solve a coordination gap between our online onboarding flow and our sales team. When a prospective client schedules a demo, our sales guys need to know immediately so they can prepare.

I jumped into our CRM coordinator service and added a new alert trigger. Now, whenever a demo is booked, the system grabs the necessary account and facility details, bundles them up, and fires off a targeted alert message through our Kafka pipeline. This ensures the event details land directly in the sales team's queue without lagging or manual forwarding.

Scaffolding the MDT Module

Most of my afternoon was spent doing the heavy lifting for the new MDT (Multidisciplinary Team) module. It's one of those tasks that isn't particularly glamorous but requires absolute precision.

I had to write and register a bunch of new UI schemas—handling everything from attendee lists and remarks to reject popups and overall layout configurations. Once the JSON structures were ready, I hooked them into our main app routing registry and updated the EMR menu definitions. It was a bit of a copy-paste grind to get all the menu items, board worklists, and request views registered, but the foundational layout is now completely in place.

User-Specific Worklists

With the UI structure ready, I needed to make sure the backend could actually populate these boards correctly. I started working on a custom backend decorator to handle data queries for the board.

Specifically, I'm working on the logic to fetch worklists filtered by the currently logged-in user. We don't want doctors wading through a sea of irrelevant requests, so getting this query right is key. I've got the basic structure set up, but I'll need to do some more thorough testing on the filtering logic tomorrow.

Wrapping Up

Laying down UI configurations is always a bit tedious, but it feels good to have the skeleton of the MDT module done. Tomorrow, I'll focus on finishing up the backend query handling and making sure the data flows smoothly to those new screens.