edc-mnsi 0.1.19

MNSI form/model for the clinicedc/edc and other django projects

edc-mnsi

Django classes for the Michigan Neuropathy Screening Instrument (MNSI).

• https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7821168/

• https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3641573/ (omits monofilament testing)

• https://medicine.umich.edu/sites/default/files/downloads/MNSI_howto.pdf

MNSI scores are calculated in signals.py through a call to the MnsiCalculator and stored in two calculated fields on the model. The two calculated fields can also be viewed as read only on the form in Admin.

See also:

• https://github.com/clinicedc/edc

• https://github.com/meta-trial/meta-edc

edc_mnsi has an Mnsi model. If the default model does not meet your needs, you can use the Mnsi model mixin, MnsiModelMixin, and declare a custom Mnsi model in your app.

# models.py
from edc_mnsi.model_mixins import MnsiModelMixin
from edc_model import models as edc_models
# a custom mixin
from ..model_mixins import CrfModelMixin


class Mnsi(
    MnsiModelMixin,
    CrfModelMixin,
    edc_models.BaseUuidModel,
):
    class Meta(MnsiModelMixin.Meta, CrfModelMixin.Meta, edc_models.BaseUuidModel.Meta):
        pass

Add the following to settings if using a custom Mnsi model:

EDC_MNSI_MODEL = "my_app.mnsi"

Note: settings.EDC_MNSI_MODEL is needed by edc_mnsi.auths.py to find the Mnsi model. This is applicable if you are using edc_auth.

A custom admin class will be needed for your custom Mnsi model. Here is an example of a custom admin class that refers to fields added to the custom Mnsi model and adds a custom modeladmin mixin.

Note: In your custom admin you should unregister the default admin class before registering your custom admin class.

# admin.py
from django.contrib import admin
from django_audit_fields import audit_fieldset_tuple
from edc_crf.admin import crf_status_fieldset_tuple
from edc_mnsi.admin_site import edc_mnsi_admin
from edc_mnsi.fieldsets import calculated_values_fieldset
from edc_mnsi.fieldsets import get_fieldsets as get_mnsi_fieldsets
from edc_mnsi.model_admin_mixin import MnsiModelAdminMixin, radio_fields
from edc_mnsi.models import Mnsi as DefaultMnsi
from edc_model_admin.history import SimpleHistoryAdmin

# your app's admin site
from ..admin_site import my_app_admin
# your custom form
from ..forms import MnsiForm
# your custom model
from ..models import Mnsi
# a custom mixin
from .modeladmin import CrfModelAdmin

# customize the fieldsets as needed
def get_fieldsets():
    fieldset = (
        None,
        {
            "fields": (
                "subject_visit",
                "report_datetime",
                "mnsi_performed",
                "mnsi_not_performed_reason",
            )
        },
    )

    fieldsets = (fieldset,) + get_mnsi_fieldsets()
    fieldsets += (crf_status_fieldset_tuple,)
    fieldsets += (calculated_values_fieldset,)
    fieldsets += (audit_fieldset_tuple,)
    return fieldsets

# customize radio_fields
radio_fields.update(crf_status=admin.VERTICAL)
# unregister the default model
edc_mnsi_admin.unregister(DefaultMnsi)

@admin.register(Mnsi, site=meta_subject_admin)
class MnsiAdmin(
    MnsiModelAdminMixin,
    CrfModelAdmin,
    SimpleHistoryAdmin,
):
    form = MnsiForm
    fieldsets = get_fieldsets()
    radio_fields = radio_fields