Screening Workflow for Non-Diabetic Patients

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      As a CHO, I want to select the appropriate visual acuity chart and record the patient’s visual acuity, so that I can identify visual impairment in non-diabetic patients.

      Acceptance Criteria:

      • If Is the patient diabetic = No, enable Visual Acuity Chart Used (dropdown, mandatory, single selection) with options:
        • Snellen’s distance chart
        • Near vision chart
      • Based on the chart selection:
        • If Snellen’s distance chart:
          • Enable Distance Visual Acuity – Right Eye (dropdown, single selection, mandatory)
            • 6/6
            • 6/9
            • 6/12
            • 6/18
            • 6/24
            • 6/36
            • 6/60
            • <6/60
          • Enable Distance Visual Acuity – Left Eye (dropdown, single selection, mandatory)
          • If either eye ≤ 6/18, display alert “suspected visual impairment” and enable case identification module.
        • If Near vision chart:
          • Enable Near Visual Acuity (dropdown, mandatory, single selection)
            • N6
            • N8
            • N10
            • N12
          • If reduced near vision with otherwise normal eye exam in adults, enable case identification module.
      • Next button should only proceed to vital screen and prescription if no case identification module is triggered.

              Assignee:
              Deep Shikha
              Reporter:
              Shashank Kharkwal
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