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Similar as the CHW All Families Register. However, there are some additional rules for malaria. Therefore, I have copied all issues here for simplicity.
Below are the rules for when these icons appear and disappear from the family register list.
First, the order of the icons in the family row in the register list should be in the order of the registers listed in the left navigation drawer of the app, i.e. ANC, PNC, Child, then malaria.
A mosquito icon to represent a client in the malaria register.
NB: start/end below refer to when the icon appears and no longer appears on the family record in the family register list.
[] Pregnant woman icon for each record in the ANC register
-- start: ANC Registration form is submitted
-- end: Pregnancy outcome form is submitted
Postpartum icon (woman + baby) for each record in the PNC register
-- start: Pregnancy outcome form is submitted with outcome of live or stillbirth only (i.e. {preg_outcome} = "Child was born alive" or {preg_outcome} = "Child was born alive, but died" or {preg_outcome} = "Child was born alive, but they have a problem " or {preg_outcome} = "Child was stillborn")
-- end: End of postpartum period, i.e. {delivery_date} + 43 days
Child icon (pink or blue depending on gender) for each record in the Child register
-- start: Either end of neonatal period (i.e. {dob} + 29 days) when child record gets created separately from the PNC record OR Child U5 Registration form is submitted
-- end: Child reaches 5 years of age
Mosquito icon for each record in the Malaria register
-- start: {malaria} = "1"
-- end: when a client is removed to a register (Implement the under the avatar text on client profile #23) : If {fever_still} = "No" in the follow-up visit form; if no follow-up visit has been done 15 days after {malaria_test_date} on a client in the malaria register; a malaria referral form to the health facility has been given.
NB: For all of the rules above, if the person's record is closed via the close family member or close U5 child form, the icon no longer appears as well. This is a rule across the board.
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Similar as the CHW All Families Register. However, there are some additional rules for malaria. Therefore, I have copied all issues here for simplicity.
Below are the rules for when these icons appear and disappear from the family register list.
{Child/ANC/PNC Issue](opensrp/opensrp-client-chw-anc#55)
Malaria Issue
Rules:
NB: start/end below refer to when the icon appears and no longer appears on the family record in the family register list.
-- start: ANC Registration form is submitted
-- end: Pregnancy outcome form is submitted
-- start: Pregnancy outcome form is submitted with outcome of live or stillbirth only (i.e. {preg_outcome} = "Child was born alive" or {preg_outcome} = "Child was born alive, but died" or {preg_outcome} = "Child was born alive, but they have a problem " or {preg_outcome} = "Child was stillborn")
-- end: End of postpartum period, i.e. {delivery_date} + 43 days
-- start: Either end of neonatal period (i.e. {dob} + 29 days) when child record gets created separately from the PNC record OR Child U5 Registration form is submitted
-- end: Child reaches 5 years of age
-- start: {malaria} = "1"
-- end: when a client is removed to a register (Implement the under the avatar text on client profile #23) : If {fever_still} = "No" in the follow-up visit form; if no follow-up visit has been done 15 days after {malaria_test_date} on a client in the malaria register; a malaria referral form to the health facility has been given.
NB: For all of the rules above, if the person's record is closed via the close family member or close U5 child form, the icon no longer appears as well. This is a rule across the board.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: