Examples with PatientState org.openmrs.PatientState used on opensource projects

Example 1 with PatientState

use of org.openmrs.PatientState in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class ProgramWorkflowServiceUnitTest method purgePatientProgram_shouldFailGivenNonEmptyStatesAndTrueCascade.

@Test
public void purgePatientProgram_shouldFailGivenNonEmptyStatesAndTrueCascade() {
    exception.expect(APIException.class);
    exception.expectMessage("Cascade purging of PatientPrograms is not implemented yet");
    PatientProgram patientProgram = new PatientProgram();
    PatientState patientState = new PatientState();
    patientProgram.getStates().add(patientState);
    pws.purgePatientProgram(patientProgram, true);
}

Example 2 with PatientState

use of org.openmrs.PatientState in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class ProgramWorkflowServiceImpl method triggerStateConversion.

/**
 * @see org.openmrs.api.ProgramWorkflowService#triggerStateConversion(org.openmrs.Patient,
 *      org.openmrs.Concept, java.util.Date)
 */
public void triggerStateConversion(Patient patient, Concept trigger, Date dateConverted) {
    // Check input parameters
    if (patient == null) {
        throw new APIException("convert.state.invalid.patient", (Object[]) null);
    }
    if (trigger == null) {
        throw new APIException("convert.state.patient.without.valid.trigger", (Object[]) null);
    }
    if (dateConverted == null) {
        throw new APIException("convert.state.invalid.date", (Object[]) null);
    }
    for (PatientProgram patientProgram : getPatientPrograms(patient, null, null, null, null, null, false)) {
        // skip past patient programs that already completed
        if (patientProgram.getDateCompleted() == null) {
            Set<ProgramWorkflow> workflows = patientProgram.getProgram().getWorkflows();
            for (ProgramWorkflow workflow : workflows) {
                // (getWorkflows() is only returning over nonretired workflows)
                PatientState patientState = patientProgram.getCurrentState(workflow);
                // #1080 cannot exit patient from care
                // Should allow a transition from a null state to a terminal state
                // Or we should require a user to ALWAYS add an initial workflow/state when a patient is added to a program
                ProgramWorkflowState currentState = (patientState != null) ? patientState.getState() : null;
                ProgramWorkflowState transitionState = workflow.getState(trigger);
                log.debug("Transitioning from current state [" + currentState + "]");
                log.debug("|---> Transitioning to final state [" + transitionState + "]");
                if (transitionState != null && workflow.isLegalTransition(currentState, transitionState)) {
                    patientProgram.transitionToState(transitionState, dateConverted);
                    log.debug("State Conversion Triggered: patientProgram=" + patientProgram + " transition from " + currentState + " to " + transitionState + " on " + dateConverted);
                }
            }
            // #1068 - Exiting a patient from care causes "not-null property references
            // a null or transient value: org.openmrs.PatientState.dateCreated". Explicitly
            // calling the savePatientProgram() method will populate the metadata properties.
            // 
            // #1067 - We should explicitly save the patient program rather than let
            // Hibernate do so when it flushes the session.
            Context.getProgramWorkflowService().savePatientProgram(patientProgram);
        }
    }
}

Example 3 with PatientState

use of org.openmrs.PatientState in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class PatientProgramValidatorTest method validate_shouldFailIfThereIsMoreThanOnePatientStateWithTheSameStatesAndStartDates.

/**
 * @see PatientProgramValidator#validate(Object,Errors)
 */
@Test
public void validate_shouldFailIfThereIsMoreThanOnePatientStateWithTheSameStatesAndStartDates() {
    PatientProgram program = Context.getProgramWorkflowService().getPatientProgram(1);
    Set<PatientState> states = program.getStates();
    Assert.assertNotNull(states);
    PatientState patientState = states.iterator().next();
    PatientState duplicate = patientState.copy();
    states.add(duplicate);
    BindException errors = new BindException(program, "");
    new PatientProgramValidator().validate(program, errors);
    Assert.assertTrue(errors.hasFieldErrors("states"));
}

Example 4 with PatientState

use of org.openmrs.PatientState in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class PatientProgramValidatorTest method validate_shouldFailIfAPatientProgramHasDuplicateStatesInTheSameWorkFlow.

/**
 * @see PatientProgramValidator#validate(Object,Errors)
 */
@Test
public void validate_shouldFailIfAPatientProgramHasDuplicateStatesInTheSameWorkFlow() {
    PatientProgram program = Context.getProgramWorkflowService().getPatientProgram(1);
    Set<PatientState> states = program.getStates();
    Assert.assertNotNull(states);
    PatientState patientState = states.iterator().next();
    PatientState duplicate = patientState.copy();
    states.add(duplicate);
    BindException errors = new BindException(program, "");
    new PatientProgramValidator().validate(program, errors);
    Assert.assertTrue(errors.hasFieldErrors("states"));
}

Example 5 with PatientState

use of org.openmrs.PatientState in project openmrs-core by openmrs.

the class PatientProgramValidatorTest method validate_shouldNotFailIfPatientStateIsInRetiredWorkflow.

/**
 * @see PatientProgramValidator#validate(Object,Errors)
 * this test is to specifically validate fix for https://tickets.openmrs.org/browse/TRUNK-3670
 */
@Test
public void validate_shouldNotFailIfPatientStateIsInRetiredWorkflow() {
    ProgramWorkflowService pws = Context.getProgramWorkflowService();
    Patient patient = Context.getPatientService().getPatient(6);
    // create a patient program
    PatientProgram pp = new PatientProgram();
    pp.setPatient(patient);
    pp.setProgram(pws.getProgram(1));
    // add a test workflow, and put the patient in a state in that workflow
    ProgramWorkflow testWorkflow = pp.getProgram().getWorkflow(1);
    PatientState newPatientState = new PatientState();
    newPatientState.setState(testWorkflow.getState(1));
    pp.getStates().add(newPatientState);
    // now retire the workflow
    testWorkflow.setRetired(true);
    testWorkflow.setRetiredBy(Context.getAuthenticatedUser());
    testWorkflow.setRetireReason("test");
    BindException errors = new BindException(pp, "");
    new PatientProgramValidator().validate(pp, errors);
    Assert.assertEquals(false, errors.hasFieldErrors("states"));
}