User:Ttenbergen

• Also see: Tina Tenbergen

changing mediawiki appearance

• See where all the mediawiki pages are editable: http://ccmdb.kuality.ca/index.php?uselang=qqx
• to edit them: go to http://ccmdb.kuality.ca/index.php?title=MediaWiki:<name listed above>

Magic words

• abra-cah-dabrah?

transcluding category...

Doesn't work.

transcluding subheadings...

Doesn't work, sucks in whole article

wiki testing, syntax and tricks

• Transclusion of an article: {{:articlename}}
• emailing lists: email the CC data collectors (see also Category:Critical Care Data Collectors)
• sorted table: see Drugs Collected
• file/UNC linking doesn't work because browsers disallow it as unsafe
• comments in wiki articles that won't show in normal view, only edit:
  • <!-- This is a comment, too -->
• table generator: File:Wiki_Tables.xls, originally from here

Parser Functions

lowercase works so hopefully so do the others... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Parser_function try this no 1 yes

Transclusion vs Substitution

Transclusion is calling content from a page or template, substitution is copying it.

• http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Transclusion - e.g. {{templatename}}
• http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:Substitution - e.g. {{subst:templatename}}

tree

Something to do with the wiki: {{#tree:

• cpd_testing
  • include
    • neuro_lib.php
    • neuroQueries.sql
    • neuroQueries_010.sql
  • output
    • <empty: csv files written here>
  • styles
    • neurohsc.css
• getcpdoutput.php
• index.php
• reset_neurohsc_ls1.php

}}

location table

Trish, you had asked for a Site and Location table... how about this:

tbl

program	site	ward	designation	Service Type	collection start date (includes all patients in the unit on this date)	division of ward (workload mgnt) date	service type change date	note	end date
Med	VIC	OVER	VIC_OVER	CTU or NTU	2007-May-09			Not used. The collector review charts and put in S4 if under CTU service physician or N5,S5 or S3 if admitted under a VMU service physician.
Med	VIC	S4	VIC_S4	CTU	2009-Aug-01			Change to a CTU
Med	VIC	S4	VIC_S4	NTU	2005-Oct-01		2009-Aug-01		2009-Jul-31
Med	VIC	N4/S3	VIC_N4/S3	NTU	2005-Oct-01			N4 was labeled as S4 from 2005-Oct-01 to 2009-Jul-31 and was an NTU. It was collected on one laptop called N4/S3 long time ago. Medical patients would overflow from south to north side of 4th floor. N4	2009-Jul-31
Med	GRA	N3	GRA_N3	NTU	2005-Jan-01		2005-Jul-01	was previously an NTU prior to our start collection date	2005-Jun-30
Med	GRA	W3	GRA_W3	NTU	2005-Jan-01			METU. We call it W3. W3 & E3 are referred to as: 3 South (S3) at Grace. Includes the east and west corridors on the south side of 3rd floor
Med	GRA	EMIP	GRA_EMIP	CTU	2010-Nov-01			Not used. The collector reviews charts and put in location either N5 if under NTU service physcian or N3 if under CTU service physican
Med	GRA	OVER	GRA_OVER	CTU	2007-May-09			this location is not used. The collector reviews charts and put admit location as either N5 or N3. This depends on the Physician the patient is admitted under while overflowing onto a non med service bed.

notes on site and location

I'll need to edit Template:Collection Location to add more properties, if that's the way to go.

Some stuff I need to figure out:

• how to encode work load levelling designations instead of physical locations
  • make own article and template; template must link to actual collection location and have start and end dates; location article can contain legacy section to explain how long its name was used for real
• add (do these need to be on template or should they just be in article, or should they stay with e.g. Grace_Hospital_Contacts or GRA ICU Collection Guide or GRA Medicine Collection Guide or VIC Medicine Collection Guide:
  • contact info (goes in own separate article that can be transcluded from the various locations)
  • unit profile (kinds of patients etc a lot of that is currently in the local collection guides, at least for VIC/Grace)
• maybe add some "hasnotes" and "haslegacy" or so so that that much can show in the table, but link back to the article... would need a template to make it work.

Stuff that is figured out:

• multiple dates (see GRA_N3)
  • can enter multiple, but mediawiki doesn't keep it as "tuples" so likely will need to split into different articles.