Out of curiosity, where are you working, Dave?
Knut
On Fri, Feb 18, 2011 at 9:48 PM, Dave Trombley wrote:
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> Ah, thanks for the informative replies! One of the problems I was having
> was that I was using the latest snapshot compiled from bzr and not the
> latest release, and the data ele
I didn't understand why we have concept? What concept does in this relation?
On Sat, Feb 19, 2011 at 7:12 AM, Jason Pickering <
jason.p.picker...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Sorry. Early morning typo.. :O
>
> My point was that it is not "required" to have multi-dimensional data
> elements, although in so
Sorry. Early morning typo.. :O
My point was that it is not "required" to have multi-dimensional data
elements, although in some cases it does many a lot of sense to use them.
*Perhaps obviously, it it also possible to use the "default" category as
well. This essentially means that you have no c
Perhaps obviously it it also possible not to use the "default"
category as well. This essentially means that you have no categories
and would need to create separate data elements for each level of
disaggregation
Data element 1) Number of patients testing positive for disease X in phase A
Data el
Ah, thanks for the informative replies! One of the problems I was having
was that I was using the latest snapshot compiled from bzr and not the
latest release, and the data element edit screen is completely different!
Is there a way to do this currently in the current dev. branch? (We've
alrea
If some of you are reading an old version of the manual I recommend updating
it.
http://dhis2.org/documentation now links to the most recent build of the
manual, both in pdf and html.
Ola
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HISP
Department of Informatics
Universi
Dave,
I recommend reading the following parts of the user manual:
- chapter 4 on Data Elements
- chapter 5 on Data Sets and Forms
- chapter 19 - Data Dimensions in DHIS 2, especially sections 19.2 The data
element dimension, and section 19.8 "From paper forms to multidimensional
data sets - lesso
Hi Dave,
Welcome!
Its is a bit confusing to me as well. Let me try and explain as best
as I can. Others that understand the model may correct me.
You need to create a "Concept". In this case, it would probably
"Phase" as well.
You need to create categories. In your case this would be a "Phase"
Hi all!
I'm new to DHIS2, and going through the process of migrating a paper
HMIS to a DHIS2 data schema.
I have a tabular data structure where I can identify the data elements,
and the categories/dimensions of those elements. Data elements are such as
"Number of patients testing po
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