• Caryn Carter
• Andy Hang
• Laura McGinn
• Jared Moscrip
• Paul Sulikowski

Second Opinion was developed by our team to assist patients who are seeking additional advice on a sudden diagnosis and have been given a risky or intense treatment recommendations.

• NodeJS, Express
• Express-Handlebars
• Passport
• Sequelizejs
• jQuery

The user, aka the patient, will create an account to login to view the dashboard. The user will be required to input their diagnosis and current doctor upon entering the dashboard. Once they have submitted their diagnosis and current doctor, the app will do an ajax call to check the current doctor's rating and pick a similar or better rating from the list of available doctors and sends the results to the dashboard. The patient will then have the information available to make an appointment with the suggested doctor.

1. Access the link here

1. Clone Repo and extract to accessible location
2. Navigate in Git to root of the extracted folder of secondOpinion
3. Type in npm-install
4. Open up the folder in your favorite text editor. Or if you are using sublime, type in subl .
5. Navigate to config.json in the config folder. Update the development block with your account information to connect to MySQL.
6. Open up MySQL Workbench or any similar visual tool for database manipulation.
7. Create the following database second_opinion_db. Close the tool after creating the database
8. Go back to git and type in node server.js
9. Open up your browser in and type in localhost:3308/ in the address path.
10. Enjoy!

• To gain admin access, after running node server.js once, and registering a patient account. Open up MySQL Workbench and access the patients table modify the isAdmin column and change the value from 0 to 1 and apply the change. Doing this will allow you to view the admin dashboard.