AHRQ-CDS-Connect-PAIN-MANAGEMENT-SUMMARY | AHRQ CDS Pain Management Summary tool | Frontend Framework library
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The Pain Management Summary SMART on FHIR application was developed to support the pilot of the CDS artifact, Factors to Consider in Managing Chronic Pain: A Pain Management Summary. This artifact presents a variety of key "factors" for clinicians to consider when assessing the history of a patient's chronic pain. These factors include subjective and objective findings, along with recorded treatments and interventions to inform shared decision making on treatments moving forward. The Pain Management Summary SMART on FHIR application was piloted during Summer 2018. Local modifications and development were needed to fully support this application in the pilot environment. For example, custom development was needed to expose pain assessments via the FHIR API. See the pilot reports for more information. This application was originally piloted with support for FHIR DSTU2. The app has been updated since the pilot to also support FHIR R4, although pilot R4 support has not been piloted in a clinical setting. In addition, value sets and standardized codes have been updated since the pilot. See the comments in the bundled CQL for details. Taking steps to ensure accessibility by the widest range of users, an accessibility subject matter expert performed a review of the application, enumerated issues found, and provided recommended remediations. In addition to the recommendations, the Mozilla ARIA Accessibility reference was used to address issues. The application was then manually tested using accessibility tools including JAWS, VoiceOver, and the WebAIM Contrast Checker. This prototype application is part of the CDS Connect project, sponsored by the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ), and developed under contract with AHRQ by MITRE's CAMH FFRDC.
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Having a hard time traversing and querying elements from a jsonb[] row.
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Answered 2022-Apr-09 at 06:24In PostgreSQL all jsonb array functions only for using JSONB types, not JSONB[].
First-way you can use
unnestfunction to convert arrays to rows, after then you can usejsonb_array_elements.Second-way change type
JSONB[]toJSONin your table. Don't worry, you can still insert your JSON string data which is written above intoJSONBfield without any problems. Inside theJSONandJSONBstrings, we can use arrays using formatted strings.Jsonb array functionsonly for arrays written inside JSON string.
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I was trying to crop videos with cropper.js, but from what I understand that it is impossible and only works for photos. I've looked everywhere for resources to do such, but I couldn't find anything. If you don't know what I am talking about I would like something like this https://codesandbox.io/s/react-easy-crop-for-videos-lfhme but uses JavaScript instead of React. The reason I don't want to switch to a frontend framework is because I am using Django for my backend, and am not comfortable with switching to APIs, and using React or Vue, since I am really far into my project. I also want to avoid using a hybrid architecture if possible. If anyone knows of any libraries or repositories I can check out that might help me that would be much appreciated.
Just in case I can use videos in cropper.js here is my source code.
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Answered 2022-Mar-05 at 20:48You didn't explain your use case in much detail, but if you just want to crop videos with a few known aspect ratio options, you can do this pretty easily do this with vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
HTML:
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I am new to programming and one thing I am very confused about, my boss has told me to create a rest API about an app which I have completed all the signups, login, and other parts. But now I have to create a frontend but all the tutorials on the internet are about create rest API of Django to react or some other frontend framework, is their any tutorial on YouTube about connecting to a html CSS JavaScript on frontend to Rest API. thanks.
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Answered 2022-Feb-12 at 08:36If you don't want a frontend just follow the official django tutorial to learn how to serve html/css/js from django.
From there you can either pass the data you need from your api down through the django context, or you can use fetch or something similar to grab it from javascript.
The latter would look like this.
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I am trying to have my frontend server pull an http request from my backend server, but am getting the following error in my browser console:
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Answered 2021-Nov-05 at 22:27A quick approach is to add @CrossOrigin (import is org.springframework.web.bind.annotation.CrossOrigin) to your Rest Controller(s).
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I have a container being used to hold a registration form. I tried adding position: relative then using top: combined with a negative integer to move the image, but what happens instead is that the entire container is being moved, rather than the background image. I am using bootstrap as a frontend framework.
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Answered 2022-Jan-30 at 01:32The first point is to try not to use negative position value in your CSS code as much as possible. It's kind of dirty code and may cause some issues in styling later!
Why don't you use background-position to set the position of the image background?
as an example:
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I know the standard way is to use Express, but i was wondering how i could achieve this without having to use it. I already know how to serve html files using http/https in a common website (without a frontend framework) through nodejs, but when i tried to do the same with index.html from React app, it wouldn't work. I think it's important to mention that i am using react-router. I searched a lot about this but every tutorial would use Express, so i couldn't find help in google.
Here's how i would do with plain html:
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Answered 2021-Dec-19 at 20:00Ok, i eventually got it:
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I am using React.js as Frontend framework,
I have an icon from antd, and I want to put it in the 'alt' prop of an image tag, so in case that the url I pass there will be null - it will go to put the icon there.
I tried using 'alt' but it only accepts string. is it possible to put there an icon? (like one from antd?)
to emphasize - I want to add it as -
}
as in in an actual icon and NOT AS A URL.
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Answered 2021-Dec-19 at 12:17Use the onerror attribute.
From the docs:
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I am writing code that uses data binding to change the innerHTML of an span to the input of the user, but I can't get it to work. What it should do is show the input on the right side of the input field on both the input fields, but it doesn't. Can someone please help me out.
HTML:
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Answered 2021-Dec-15 at 13:37Your main issue is this part:
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We are a small company, using emberjs as the main frontend framework for our projects. The frontend architect sticks to it like liquid glue sticks to paper, because he doesn't know any other frameworks. The main reason that is forced is the slogan: 'convention over configuration'. And there are reasons like emberjs is faster in larger scale applications. Anyone can reason pro-contra for emberjs, angular, react etc.. (hopefully someone who knows all of them, at least emberjs, and another)? We are having meeting sessions about this, where junior frontend devs try to convince the architect about the other frameworks. In my opinion this should not be a technical issue, all of the frameworks are capable of developing 'larger scale' applications. The real reason should be the recruiting, we would find react/angular devs more easily. Thanks
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Answered 2021-Oct-18 at 14:16I was in the same situation and managed to migrate to react+redux toolkit+nextjs.
The way I started my introduction is by explaining what is react. React is a rendering engine. I compared it to glimmer components and ember components. I then explained that most of our components were ember components wich are deprecated and need to be migrated anyway
I then explained that we could just live with ember data, ember cli and react.
Then I showed why ember cli was old and there was this new cool kid embroider that we will need to migrate in the future. I explained what was embroider and how it compared with nextjs. I pointed out that I had experience with react and nextjs but not with embroider.
Then I pitched that Ember Data along with nextjs and react was a viable solution. I also showed that the standard stack with nextjs and react was to use in place of ember data: redux toolkit (you could choose react-query depending on your needs)
At the end of this meeting, people were excited but still had questions. I then had to do different presentations and discussions about architecture and costs. I produced swot analysis, risk analysis, benchmarks on component libraries (we went with zendesk garden), cost of development per feature..
It's a long process but if you take time to discuss. Remove any passion from the discussions and at the end focus on reducing costs, you'll get your migration.. and yeah the fact we were struggling to recruit ember experts helped with my arguments :D
I should write a blog post about that xD
PS: regarding "convention over configuration", you can find this concept applied by nextjs and redux toolkit
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Right now I'm building an application where I use Symfony 5.3 as a full stack framework. So I use twig for my views and vanilla javascript. At first this wasn't a big problem but I had to build a few multi step forms and it's starting to be really annoying. Although I'm new to frontend frameworks I want to give ReactJS a try. After some searching I found Symfony's Encore bundle. The only problem that I have is that the hosting server does NOT have NodeJS installed.
Is it possible to use React (with Encore) without node running?
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Answered 2021-Sep-18 at 09:18reactjs app is a list of static js and css files that don't require nodejs to be run, but nodejs is required to build react application
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Install AHRQ-CDS-Connect-PAIN-MANAGEMENT-SUMMARY
Install Yarn (1.3.x or above)
Install dependencies by executing yarn from the project's root directory
If you have a SMART-on-FHIR client ID, edit public/launch-context.json to specify it
NOTE: The launch context contains "completeInTarget": true. This is needed if you are running in an environment that initializes the app in a separate window (such as the public SMART sandbox). It can be safely removed in other cases.
If you'll be launching the app from an Epic EHR, modify .env to set REACT_APP_EPIC_SUPPORTED_QUERIES to true
Serve the code by executing yarn start (runs on port 8000)
The Pain Management Summary can be deployed as static web resources on any HTTP server. There are several customizations, however, that need to be made based on the site where it is deployed. Optionally to step 9, you can run the static build contents in a simple Node http-server via the command: yarn start-static.
Install Node.js (LTS edition, currently 12.x)
Install Yarn (1.3.x or above)
Install dependencies by executing yarn from the project's root directory
Modify the homepage value in package.json to reflect the path (after the hostname) at which it will be deployed a. For example, if deploying to https://my-server/pain-mgmt-summary/, the homepage value should be "http://localhost:8000/pain-mgmt-summary" (note that the hostname need not match) b. If deploying to the root of the domain, you can leave homepage as "."
Modify the clientId in public/launch-context.json to match the unique client ID you registered with the EHR from which this app will be launched
NOTE: The launch context contains "completeInTarget": true. This is needed if you are running in an environment that initializes the app in a separate window (such as the public SMART sandbox). It can be safely removed in other cases.
If you've set up an analytics endpoint (see below), set the analytics_endpoint and x_api_key in public/config.json
If you'll be launching the app from an Epic EHR, modify .env to set REACT_APP_EPIC_SUPPORTED_QUERIES to true a. This modifies some queries based on Epic-specific requirements
Run yarn build to compile the code to static files in the build folder
Deploy the output from the build folder to a standard web server
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