EMR Simulator with DICOM Modality Worklist using PowerShell and Offis binaries

I made a poor-mans EMR (with a poor-mans database using CSV files) in the Powershell. The DICOM Modality Worklist functionality is using Offis binaries.
Its a fairly simple demostrative system, which approximates the process of creating (registering) a patient, then sending an ADT. Once an ADT is created, there is a PowerShell script that runs as a DMWL server (again, using Offic binaries) that will generate orders for point of care devices.
You can also send orders, which the DMWL server will use to respond to queries.
This project could also be used for troubleshooting and testing... it generates fairly comprehensive and well-formed HL7 inline with the DICOM standard (and sequences) and IHE. You can also use the built-in DMWL client to query other DMWL servers.
If you would like the PowerShell source, drop me a message below, and I will email them to you.

[@ronaldsipiorski5634]

Great job Brian, I would love to get a copy of the scripts.

[@streetofpuregold5092]

great, love to have the ps files

[@OneRad-u4b]

lovely Please can I have source files

[@user-xt3kk7vp5u]

I would love to get a copy of the scripts as well if still available.

[@lmignot]

Great video. Would love a copy of the scripts... Thanks in advance!

[@RobertoConsalvi]

Hi Brian. Very nice. I would have a copy of these scripts....

[@ciscenter1669]

Hello, nice work, can i have a copy of the script ?

[@nomprenom3914]

Hello Brian. Would it be possible to get a copy of the scripts? Thank you in advance

[@_mannyponce]

Very nice. I would love to get a copy of the scripts.

[@jaymor6081]

Thanks for the vids, very informative. If the scripts are still available would you be so kind and send. Please send any suggestions or material for someone just getting started in the field? ty

[@royklassen4540]

Yes please, could I have the scripts?

[@yogeshmariappan4579]

Hi Brain , Can you share me the code ?

[@vrajeshchovatiya537]

can you share EMR_SIM zip folder?

[@ArtisZee]

Hi Brian, I would like a copy of the scripts. Thank You.

[@ashgk]

Can I have a copy of the scripts please? Thank you

[@takiskolias]

Hello Brian. Thanks for sharing this. Would it be possible to get a copy of the scripts? Thank you in advance

[@danieldacorte3578]

Can I get a copy of your scripts? Thank you!

[@rodrigovelasquez3470]

Hello! Great video! could i get a copy of the scripts? Thanks in advance.

[@Zephael86]

Hi @BrianGreenNJ Would you be so kind and send the scripts? I would give a try Thank you!

[@mikeydizme1]

Hi Brian, I know I'm late finding your video. I would love the PowerShell source code, if still available. Thanks, Mike

[@andreasheinemann2166]

Hi, this is excellent ! Could you send me the scripts ? Thanks a lot :)

[@yonghochoo3138]

Could I have a copy of the scripts? Thanks

[@yousif077]

hello brian, that's great, can you please send me the files, much appreciated

[@robertpicard4553]

Is this still alive? I have a challenge that I need to check a worklist to see when a record appears

[@BrianGreenNJ]

That should be pretty easy… Sounds like you just need to periodically pill a DMWL for records, and maybe keep a cache of SIUIDs you’ve processed to determine if there are new c-find-rsp rows. You could coddle something together in the shell using the tools on this video, but it might be better to compile a project and run as a service; there are DICOM toolkits in nearly every programming language.

[@myhealthsoul8079]

Please share the script

[@jroos9612]

Hi Brian, can i get a copy of this zip file please?

[@kp5988]

Brian could you please share this zip folder with me?

[@kp5988]

Or anyone else here that has already been given it please.

[@bigboigordo]

Hi Brian! Liked your script! Would you e-mail me a copy pls? Thanks

[@ANGELLARIOS-hz7ui]

Hi Brian! thanks for this awesome not-poor tool, could you email it to me? Thanks

[@CCBMW325]

Can I get a copy of your scripts? Thank you!

[@ashkanhamimi1523]

Could I have a copy of the scripts? Thanks

[@jacklam6051]

Could I have a copy of the scripts? Thanks