Welcome to Online Scoring!

Introduction

We, the Neuroinformatics Research Group at Harvard University, have created OnlineScoring to assist researchers of the Cognitive Neuroscience Laboratory at Harvard in migrating from paper-based acquisition of patient information to electronic form filling. OnlineScoring lets users enter existing data from paper forms into a central database via a browser.

One of the goals was to make it as easy and as quick as possible to build the eletronic patient information database. As such, users can press keyboard shortcuts to quickly select a value and then automatically move to the next field in the form. The average time it took our researchers to enter the data from 6 forms is about 2 minutes per patient.

The system also supports double-entry for each subject and highlights the fields that do not match. Those users that have been assigned sufficient privileges can then review the data entered and choose the correct value for those fields that do not match (screenshot).

Technologies

OnlineScoring makes use of ExtJS for its user interface and AJAX to communicate with the backend server(PHP 5.3, Apache 2 and MySQL 5). The data are stored as XML and their structure validated against RelaxNG schema. Adding and removing forms is easy, but requires knowledge of the above technologies and good documentation (which is yet to be written).

Screenshots

Download

The latest release is onlinescoring 0.68.

Documentation

In progress.

License

OnlineScoring is licensed under the GPLv3.

Contact

For questions and suggestions please contact Victor Petrov (victor_petrov at harvard dot edu).