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3.4.1 logic_server.js

The logic_server.js file contains logic functions to process and transform patient-specific data. It acts as connection between the Supabase database and the Clinic Edge application.

This script includes functions for:

  • Requesting and generating lab values and vital signs
  • Requesting, creating and storing diagnostic findings
  • Prescribing medications
  • Assigning and removing diagnoses

These functions in logic_server.js rely on internal reference files such as labvalues.js and normalfindings_collection.js, and interact with functions from logic.js. For more details on system logic, and how data flows, see 4.1 System Logic.

Key Functions​
1. requestLab​

What it does:
Executes the generation of a lab value report using the generateLabValues function, when the user requests lab values

What it connects to:

  • Executes generateLabValues function (see above) to fetch and randomize lab values

How it can be modified:

2. generateLabValues​

What it does:
Randomly generates lab values based on predefined ranges from labvalues.js

What it connects to:

  • Lab groups from labValueGroups in labvalues.js
  • Retrieves ranges from labValueRanges in labvalues.js or path_lab_ranges

How it can be modified:

  • Add or adjust lab value reference ranges in labvalues.js
  • Define case-specific lab values and ranges directly in case_data in the CaseTemplates Table via Supabase
3. generateVitalValues​

What it does:
Generates realistic vital sign values (e.g., heart rate, temperature) using general or case-specific ranges.

What it connects to:

  • Vital sign groups from vitalGroups in normalfindings_collection.js
  • Value ranges from vitalRanges in normalfindings_collection.js or path_vital_ranges

How it can be modified:

  • Add or adjust vital sign reference ranges in normalfindings_collection.js
  • Define case-specific vital sign values directly in case_data in the CaseTemplates Table via Supabase
4. requestFinding​

What it does:
Executes the generation of an examination report using the generateFindingfunction and saves it to PatFindings, when the user requests an examination

What it refers/connects to:

  • Executes generateFinding function (see below)
  • Stores the report into the PatFindings Table via Supabase

How it can be modified:

5. generateFinding​

What it does:
Creates a written diagnostic report for an examination request (e.g. ultrasound or physical exam)

What it connects to:

  • Retrieves template layout from the FindingsTemplate Table via Supabase
  • Generates measurements via varsand written pathology descriptions via vars_path from the FindingsTemplate Table via Supabase
  • Integrates global patient findings from pat_data.findings_global in the PatFindings Table
    • pat_data generated based on case_data in the `CaseTemplates Table via Supabase

How it can be modified:

  • Adjust template, vars, and vars_path in FindingsTemplate Table via Supabase
  • Modify case-specific findings in case_data in the CaseTemplates Table via Supabase
6. addRx​

What it does:
Stores medications for a patient in the PatRx Table via Supabase

What it refers/connects to:

How it can be modified:

7. addDiagnosis & removeDiagnosis​

What it does:
Adds or removes diagnoses (ICD-10 codes) from a patient's record and stores it in PatDiagnosis via Supabase

What it refers/connects to:

  • Collects diagnoses in the PatDiagnosis Table via Supabase

How it can be modified:

8. pushCaseTemplates​

What it does:

What it refers/connects to:

How it can be modified: