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Adjusted SpO2 thresholds and labels in DailyRounds component to match medical standards #9118

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  • Add specs that demonstrate bug / test a new feature.
  • Update product documentation.
  • Ensure that UI text is kept in I18n files.
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  • New Features

    • Updated labels for the ventilator_spo2 input field to enhance clarity, now displaying "Severe Hypoxemia," "Moderate Hypoxemia," "Mild Hypoxemia," and "Normal."
    • Added new localization entries for SpO2 levels to improve user interface descriptions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Ensured that the validation logic remains intact for the form fields prior to submission.

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The changes made in the DailyRounds.tsx component focus on updating the labels and thresholds for the ventilator_spo2 field to align with medical standards. The previous static labels have been replaced with dynamic translations for hypoxemia levels. The logic for form state management and validation remains unchanged, ensuring that the component's functionality is preserved while enhancing user clarity regarding SpO2 readings.

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File Change Summary
src/components/Patient/DailyRounds.tsx Updated labels for ventilator_spo2 thresholds to "Severe Hypoxemia," "Moderate Hypoxemia," "Mild Hypoxemia," and "Normal." Adjusted corresponding threshold values. No changes to form logic or validation.
public/locale/en.json Added new entries for SpO2 levels: "Mild Hypoxemia," "Moderate Hypoxemia," "Normal," and "Severe Hypoxemia."

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Adjust SpO2 thresholds and labels in DailyRounds component to match medical standards (#9102)

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src/components/Patient/DailyRounds.tsx (1)

777-792: LGTM! SpO2 thresholds now align with medical standards.

The updated SpO2 thresholds and labels accurately reflect the medical classification of hypoxemia:

  • <95%: Normal
  • 91-94%: Mild Hypoxemia
  • 86-90%: Moderate Hypoxemia
  • ≤85%: Severe Hypoxemia

Consider adding ARIA labels to improve accessibility for screen readers:

 <TextFormField
   {...field("ventilator_spo2")}
   labelSuffix="%"
   type="number"
   min={0}
   max={100}
+  aria-label="SpO2 measurement in percentage"
   thresholds={[
     {
       value: 0,
       className: "text-danger-500",
       label: "Severe Hypoxemia",
+      aria-label: "SpO2 below 86% indicates severe hypoxemia"
     },
     {
       value: 86,
       className: "text-danger-500",
       label: "Moderate Hypoxemia",
+      aria-label: "SpO2 between 86% and 90% indicates moderate hypoxemia"
     },
     {
       value: 91,
       className: "text-warning-400",
       label: "Mild Hypoxemia",
+      aria-label: "SpO2 between 91% and 94% indicates mild hypoxemia"
     },
     {
       value: 95,
       className: "text-primary-500",
       label: "Normal",
+      aria-label: "SpO2 95% or above is normal"
     },
   ]}
 />
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keep texts in i18n locale files

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Why was things changed for resp field? Changes only need to be there for SpO2 field right?

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Why was things changed for resp field? Changes only need to be there for SpO2 field right?

my bad, fixed it

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LGTM

@nihal467 nihal467 added tested reviewed reviewed by a core member and removed needs testing labels Nov 19, 2024
@khavinshankar khavinshankar merged commit 41ed5be into ohcnetwork:develop Nov 20, 2024
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@AdityaJ2305 Your efforts have helped advance digital healthcare and TeleICU systems. 🚀 Thank you for taking the time out to make CARE better. We hope you continue to innovate and contribute; your impact is immense! 🙌

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AdityaJ2305 commented Nov 21, 2024

Hey @rithviknishad, I noticed the spo2 field component now appears twice, but previously it was just one instance. The other instance seems to have been added by another PR Should I raise a new PR tagging the same issue number to address this?

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Hey @rithviknishad, I noticed the spo2 field component now appears twice, but previously it was just one instance. The other instance seems to have been added by another PR Should I raise a new PR tagging the same issue number to address this?

cc: @Jacobjeevan

Go ahead and raise an issue. Remove the Textformfield and ensure thresholds labels in RangeAutocompleteFormField match the latest changes.

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