513 in page select

[avirgulto]

Describe your changes

Updated select a patient to be accordian instead of modal. I moved the patient select to the top level to be on the home page above the left/right sides of the information. Patients endpoint is called when the page loads instead of on 'select a patient' and is not called every time you open the accordian. There is a refresh button to the right of the accordian which will re-call the endpoint pulling from the settings page field. When the settings page patientFhirQuery is updated, it will hit the endpoint again. The console box was removed from the request generator. Also, I update the text around the patient search box and added a 'showing x of x records' to better match the mockups.

To Test:

• Go through normal workflow from request generator, selecting just a patient, selecting a medication request, and selecting in progress forms, ensuring it functions as before. Make sure network requests are getting called as expected.

Issue ticket number and Jira link

https://jira.mitre.org/browse/REMS-513 and https://jira.mitre.org/browse/REMS-572

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[KeeyanGhoreshi]

opening the settings puts them all below the accordion, which looks like a bug.