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Re: Aggregating events based on last value of the data element

 

Forgot to add we also need to consider the fact that B gets positive for
the disease again in May 2017 where we enroll him again and the total
becomes *6* again.

Thanx.

On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 6:06 PM, Pamod Amarakoon <pamodm@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> Dear Markus,
>
> If I elaborate more, suppose there are 6 children A,B,C,D,E and F.
> A, B, and C are enrolled to the program in July 2016 being positive for
> the disease X (yes/no DE)
> D,E gets enrolled to programme in August 2016 also being positive for X
> F gets enrolled in September 2016 being positive for X.
>
> All the 6 children are being monthly followed up to assess the existence
> of the Disease X.
>
> B gets cured of disease X in January 2017and enrollment gets completed.
> D is lost to follow up from October 2016.
> A, C, E and F are being followed up till  now and all positive for Disease
> X.
> Although children D has not turned up at clinic we still consider him as
> positive for Disease X.
>
> So what I'm interested is to develop a table or trend chart (line chart)
> for prevalence (old+new) of Disease X in the given community. Should be
> something like below
>
> July 2016 - *3*
> August 2016 - *5*
> September 2016 - *6*
> October 2016 - *6*
> November 2016 - *6*
> December 2016 - *6*
> January 2017 - *5*
> February 2017 - *5*
> March 2017 - *5*
> April 2017 - *5*
>
> Is it possible to get this output using a program indicator.
>
> Thank you.
>
> On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 5:53 PM, Markus Bekken <markus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Dear Pamod,
>> to put it simply - if you use October 2016 as reporting date and display
>> this enrollment program indicator, the pivot will be populated only with
>> the data for the children enrolled in October 2016. The child enrolled in
>> October will not show up un the numbers for November. If you want to make a
>> report of all currently positive children, you would have to define a long
>> enough reporting period to capture all enrollment dates, and filter out
>> anyone not positive.
>>
>> As a reminder there is a planned improvement to allow other dates to be
>> the basis of aggregation: DHIS2-1398
>> <https://jira.dhis2.org/browse/DHIS2-1398>
>>
>> Curious to hear how this covers your use case.
>>
>> Markus
>>
>> 10. apr. 2017 kl. 13.37 skrev Pamod Amarakoon <pamodm@xxxxxxxxx>:
>>
>> Dear Marcus,
>>
>> Want to clarify something.
>>
>> Suppose for example Child A has been marked positive for a disease in
>> October 2016 and he has not turned up for further clinic followups. If we
>> configure the program indicator the way you mentioned and select period
>> dimension as last 12 months from pivot table and consider the output, we
>> are interested in obtaining the cross sectional view of number of affected
>> children at a given time.
>>
>> Will the child A only be calculated for the month of October 2016 or will
>> he be counted on subsequent months as well. (In the output we are expecting
>> to see the prevalence of the disease per month).
>>
>> Thank you
>>
>> On Mon, Apr 10, 2017 at 2:47 PM, Markus Bekken <markus@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>>
>>> Hi there Chathura,
>>>
>>> it seems that the query you want to make below can be achieved with
>>> enrollment program indicators. Assuming the program is built as a multiple
>>> event with registration, and the DE1 is part of a repeating program stage,
>>> the inherent properties of enrollment program indicators covers much of
>>> what you want. Each child will be counted only once, and only the latest
>>> value of D1 will be considered for each child.
>>>
>>> Can you for example try making a program indicator with analytics type
>>> "Enrollment", aggregation type "Sum" and the expression being the value of
>>> DE1? Then you can use pivot or the API to query and see if the results
>>> match your expectation.
>>>
>>> Markus
>>>
>>> 1. apr. 2017 kl. 10.58 skrev chathura widanage <
>>> chathurawidanage@xxxxxxxxx>:
>>>
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> We are currently using DHIS2 to track nutrition problems of children
>>> under 5 years.
>>>
>>> Assume we have only two children in the database and DE1 be a certain
>>> condition that we monitor continuously,
>>>
>>> child 1 -> [event 1, DE1=1, time=t1] [event 2 - DE1=1,time=t2] [event 3
>>> - DE1=0,time=t3]
>>> child 2 -> [event 1, DE1=0, time=t1] [event 2 - DE1=0,time=t2] [event 3
>>> - DE1=0,time=t3]
>>>
>>> Now if I call "events/aggregate/<psi>?dimension=*DE1*:EQ:1&startDate=
>>> *T1*&endDate=*T2*&dimension=ou:<ouid>", is there a parameter that we
>>> can set in the query to consider only the last value of the data element in
>>> the chosen event series.
>>>
>>> eg :
>>>
>>> case
>>> T1
>>> T2
>>> Result
>>> *Expected result*
>>> 1
>>> t1
>>> t1+delta
>>> 1
>>> *1*
>>> 2
>>> t1
>>> t2+delta
>>> 2
>>> *1*
>>> 3
>>> t1
>>> t3+delta
>>> 2
>>> *0*
>>> 4
>>> t2
>>> t3+delta
>>> 1
>>> *0*
>>>
>>> case 1 : child 1 has the condition (because DE1=1), hence result =1
>>> case 2 : child 1 still has the condition, but we want to consider him
>>> only once.
>>> case 3 : child 1 has got rid of the condition, so we don't want to
>>> consider him for the results
>>>
>>> Why we need this :  we want to analyze the state of org unit during a
>>> specific period of time and draw a trend chart to determine whether
>>> measures taken to improve child health has actually worked or not.
>>>
>>> <image.png>
>>>  And also we need to compare the identified risk factors graphically, so
>>> we know which area should get the highest focus or attention.
>>>
>>> <image.png>
>>>
>>> Please let us know whether above results can be achieved using API
>>> version 2.26.
>>> Currently we are using SQL Views (2 SQL views + 1 Query) to generate
>>> above results, but that is extremely inefficient and expensive.
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> --
>>> Best Regards,
>>>
>>> *Chathura Widanage,*
>>> Undergraduate,
>>> Department of Computer Science and Engineering,
>>> University of Moratuwa,
>>> Sri Lanka
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>>
>> --
>> Regards,
>> Dr. Pamod Amarakoon
>> MBBS (SL)
>> MSc (Biomedical Informatics), EMSc (Health Admin)
>> Medical Officer in Health Informatics
>> Nutrition Coordination Division
>> Ministry of Health, Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine,
>> Sri Lanka
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> --
> Regards,
> Dr. Pamod Amarakoon
> MBBS (SL)
> MSc (Biomedical Informatics), EMSc (Health Admin)
> Medical Officer in Health Informatics
> Nutrition Coordination Division
> Ministry of Health, Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine,
> Sri Lanka
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Regards,
Dr. Pamod Amarakoon
MBBS (SL)
MSc (Biomedical Informatics), EMSc (Health Admin)
Medical Officer in Health Informatics
Nutrition Coordination Division
Ministry of Health, Nutrition and Indigenous Medicine,
Sri Lanka

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