Umm... this may take more thinking. The listiops (as I learned last week) and almost anything to do with lists will compress repeat items into a single list. Very tidy. But not want you want in this case ... I think.
-- Mark On Monday, August 6, 2018 at 12:00:23 PM UTC-7, Dave wrote: > > Learn something new every day :) > > I think I tagged all the relevant tiddlers - hope it works. I only tagged > (included) the test tiddlers that are checked off in the example tiddler > "2018-08-06" and represented in the fields of "2018-08-06.tests". > > Here's the general rundown of what I'm trying to acheive: > > I want to be able to run various sets of tests for patients (I'm a > chiropractor) as needed. I have computers in each treatment room and > currently just record the visit SOAP notes (Subjective Objective Assessment > & Plan) in a daily visit column of a spreadsheet. Knowing what TW can do > I've always yearned to be able to make something that can make use of the > vast potential that TW provides to a lowly non-programmer type like me. > > Anyway, the basic unit for most visits is the "Visit", i.e. a tiddler > named by today's date. Thanks to the recent MuuriTouch plugins I can now > easily produce a layout the way I'd like with a "control panel" of crucial > info tiddlers with various reports of previous visit summaries, pertinent > medical history etc. This set of tiddlers here is my first serious attempt > to get something to a working version I could actually use in the clinic. > Its basically a 2-3 minute set of neurologic type tests (with more of a > chiropractic slant than a "brain pathology" slant) > > So the Visit tiddler "2018-08-06" contains a link to the neurology tests > tiddler "NeuroScan", and the individual tests from that tiddler place > results from the tests into a "data" tiddler named the same as the visit > tiddler plus ".tests". That way there's no stuttering as you click a > checkbox and the tiddler "reloads" if the results were assigned to the same > tiddler. The individual tests are constructed by passing the test names to > the test macros to go get the info from data tiddlers named after the tests > themselves. Right now I have the tiddler "NeuroScan" kind of "hard > written" as is, but eventually I would like to have the possible tests > dynamically generated as more information slowly gets added to that day's > visit and correlates with whatever the relevant recent and distant medical > history has already been recorded. > > So my current task is to get the ability to see the suggested origins > (origin of the area of the central nervous system that may be the source of > the patients problems) and indications (things that you can do to treat the > patient to address the problems you're finding). > > What you've helped me with is get a weighted list of all the most likely > origins of the problem, in this case "pmrf" (ponto-medullary reticular > formation). That example is in the "2018-08-06.tests" tiddler. My next > thing I'll try to figure out is how to translate "cbm cbm.midline pmrf pmrf > opp > motor cortex pmrf cn8" into "pmrf (3) cmb (2)... etc". > > Actually, just writing this I realized that button you helped make seems > to only print out single instances, not the repeated findings I was hoping > to somehow sort out to suggest the relatively more heavily weighted > suggestions for origin... back to google, ha ha. > > Anyway, thank you both for being patient with me as I muddle through this > :) > -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "TiddlyWiki" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to tiddlywiki+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. To post to this group, send email to tiddlywiki@googlegroups.com. Visit this group at https://groups.google.com/group/tiddlywiki. To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/tiddlywiki/01bb9247-c81f-462e-8cae-478fb1defd76%40googlegroups.com. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
