CS 3200 Final Project: HuskyHealth

HuskyHealth: Your Personal Health Record Hub for Northeastern University

Welcome to HuskyHealth, a comprehensive Personal Health Record (PHR) System meticulously crafted for the Northeastern University community. Built on robust REST APIs and MySQL, this Appsmith-powered app integrates with university health services to empower students, faculty, and staff in managing their health information securely.

Key Features:

• User-Friendly Interface: Tailored for diverse users, including patients, doctors, insurance representatives, and wellness coaches.
• Centralized Health Management: Access and manage medical histories, medications, and wellness assistance in one digital hub.
• Appointment Streamlining: Schedule health consultations, counseling sessions, and wellness check-ups directly through the platform.
• Personalized Wellness Education: Tailored content, from stress management strategies to nutrition tips, promoting proactive health practices.

User Personas Include but Aren't Limited To::

• Patients: Access health records, prescriptions, allergies, and vaccination records. Schedule visits and receive timely reminders.
• Doctors: Manage patient appointments, access health records, and engage in secure communication.
• Insurance Representatives: Streamline information access for efficient claim processing.
• Wellness Coaches: Schedule visits, provide guidance, and enhance user wellness education.

Experience the future of healthcare management at Northeastern University with HuskyHealth—your reliable partner in fostering a healthy and connected community.

A video link explaining our routes and a short demo of our app! https://drive.google.com/file/d/1MFKvSpSgVW_cDPoLeq16ZSPs7ivI_jD9/view?usp=sharing

This repo contains a setup for spinning up 3 Docker containers:

1. A MySQL 8 container for database access
2. A Python Flask container to implement REST APIs
3. A Local AppSmith Server to access the HuskyHealthApp

How to setup and start the containers to launch the app

Important - you need Docker Desktop installed

1. Create a file named db_root_password.txt in the secrets/ folder and put inside of it the root password for MySQL.
2. Create a file named db_password.txt in the secrets/ folder and put inside of it the password you want to use for the non-root user named webapp.
3. In a terminal or command prompt, navigate to the folder with the docker-compose.yml file.
4. Build the images with docker compose build
5. Start the containers with docker compose up. To run in detached mode, run docker compose up -d.
6. Open up Appsmith using localhost:8080
7. Enjoy the capabilities of the app!