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For the past 6 months I have been working for a hospital in Montreal to provide patients of Radiation Oncology personalized information about waiting times and electronic health records.
The waiting times are estimated using a machine learning algorithm that mines data from the hospital databases.
To meet this end, we have built an app that uses Cordova, AngularJs, and OnsenUI in the front-end.
Our app offers the following features:
*Encrypted communication with the hospital network
*A summary display of the patient’s treatment
*Access to specific patient documents
*An appointment schedule, waiting times, and a check-in tool with geolocation
*Hospital maps with appointment locations
*A messaging system for communication between doctor and patient
*Disease-specific educational resources (In-development)
*A notification system for appointment alerts(In-development)
*A questionnaire tool for satisfaction and patient reported outcome data(In-development)
*Lab results for the patient.(In-development)

Here is a link to the demo,

https://depdocs.com/opal

Let us know what you think!

Hello, I am using the first version of OnsenUI with Angular 1 and I wanted to have some scrolling animations like current apps, such as facebook, twitter, etc. Basically it listens to the scroll event on the page and changes the appearance of the toolbar based on the position of the page. The problem is that OnsenUI blocks all the scroll listeners, is there a way to get that scroll listener from any element in the dom using onsen or by other methods. I tried multiple things via jquery and Angular directives and had no luck.

Thank you!