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After initial installation, 2 patient config files are already present. Both can be used as example (copy-paste) to add extra patients. The name of the file, without the extension, needs to be used to identify for which patient the action needs to performed.

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Off course, since EVS follows all the rules for eHealth and Vitalink, it is up to the user to make sure the proper eHealth dependencies (informed consent, therapeutic relation, ...) are set for the correct expected in function of the wanted behaviour.

How to add an extra actor?

Extra actors can be added by creating files in the next folder:

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After initial installation, some actor config files are already present. All can be used as example (copy-paste) to add extra actors. The name of the file, without the extension, needs to be used to identify for which patient the action needs to performed.

The template examples are given for 3 different types of actors: doctor, nurse and pharmacy.

Off course, since EVS follows all the rules for eHealth and Vitalink, it is up to the user to make sure the proper eHealth dependencies (informed consent, therapeutic relation, ...) are set in function of the wanted behaviour.

Appendix A: Folder structure EVS 1.x.y

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Path								Reserved path	Reserved name	Explanation
<zip folder> default=EVS+version	\<root folder> default=EVS	\config								Everything that defines the behaviour of the EVS, configured as needed by the user.
			\actors
			\log4j
			\patients
		\exe
			\certificates
			\exports
			\interaction
				\input
					\katrien
						\gp_van_gucht
							\add
							\empty
							\export
							\removeID
							\removeREF
							\replace
							\updateID
							\updateREF
					\patient_template
				\processed
		\scenarios
			\basic_example
		\system
			\dependency-jars

Identification by Vitalink ID