peto | support mass periodic testing for infectious disease | Application Framework library
kandi X-RAY | peto Summary
kandi X-RAY | peto Summary
The national master file (separately for England, Wales, Scotland and N Ireland) is everyone's name, date of birth, NHS no. and (if recorded) tel and email for those registered at each household address, based on current GP practice records. That is created by downloading centrally from the servers of the companies (EMIS and TPP) who provide almost all GP databases. Barcoded sample tubes with preprinted name and date of birth are delivered and collected weekly from each household and distributed to labs for testing. A direct access facility for authorised people to submit changes of address is needed. Each testing lab creates a new Excel file of samples received and test results for each run of 96 or 48 samples (depending on PCR machine capacity) and uploads it after each run. The national master file is thus always up to date and labs retain complete records of their work. All scheduling of sample deliveries and collections, together with household status on all residents (all negative, all negative or untested, any positive) and hence quarantine status is also on the file, together with free fields for other info. A facility for adding people with no NHS number or address for samples distributed by outreach workers is also needed, plus a mobile app for them to enter the tube ID no. and add name, DoB and any further info on such samples. Results would go back to the outreach worker if no address is recorded. It would be a mistake to have more complex IT. It can all be managed through one simple master file by giving NHS, police and public health full access to the master database and limited access for other users.
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- Registers a house
- Creates a new household
- Get a household by post code
- Adds a person added
- Create a unique id for a postcode
- Triggers the person removed
- Returns a household by its ID
- Returns a quarantineStatus object
- Set the quarantine flag
- Set QuarantineNotRequired
- Get a quarantine status object
- Creates a unique person id
- Record results from a repository
- Record the result
- Get a sample from the repository
- Change the address of a person
- Returns a person by nhs number
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I'm working on a .NET Core 2.0 web application. I got a mocked database where application works good. Today i created a clean database and got this error 500 both on IIS Express and on regular IIS. The thing is: i couldn't debug why is throwing the error 500. The application just run.
I've currently tried:
- Check IIS logs by activating
stdoutLogEnabled="true"
and the only log created was:
Hosting environment: Production Content root path: C:\Users\pistolon\Downloads\peto Now listening on: http://localhost:13361 Application started. Press Ctrl+C to shut down.
- Debugging from start the startup.cs file.
When I switch back to the mocked db it works without error.
Do you any of you could point me on where could i get an exception or log for this?
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-26 at 22:50You can use Event Viewer or Visual Studio Remote Debugging to debug your deployed applications.
Also, you can use a logging framework like Serilog and use one of it sinks like file sink and create a middleware which catches and logs your exceptions and write their StackTrace, Message, Source to a log file that you can read them.
Here is ErrorHandlingMiddleware implementation :
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Answered 2018-Jul-30 at 14:36Add the code below to your lower input to include padding and border in the element's total width and height. This should solve it.
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I was trying to get some information from a different class in java using JSONArrays and JSONObjects but for some reason I get very weird results.
My Info.java class I have:
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Answered 2017-Oct-24 at 16:08Create jsonobject in every iteration otherwise , there is only one JSONObject JSONObject petO = new JSONObject();
which is being updated in every iteration of loop
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