Version history
21 June 2008 - (2.2.3)
- Corrected: ARV use data was not included in
exported data.
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15 June 2008 - (2.2.2)
- New feature: A new data filter was added to
the 'Primary obstetric cause of Perinatal death', 'Final
cause of Neonatal death' and 'List avoidable factors'
data analysis windows. If a filter is set up to include
early neonatal deaths, you can now include selected days
(0 to 7) only.
- Corrected: Assisted deliveries data imported
from version 1 was not applied correctly when these
imported records were edited in version 2.
- Corrected: Assisted deliveries data imported
from version 1 was not included in Excel data export.
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11 November 2006 - (2.2.1)
- Changed: The anti-retroviral drug use data
function is not a separate module any more, but a normal
part of PPIP.
- Updated: An updated code list (version 2.03)
is supplied with this upgrade.
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12 August 2006 - (2.2.0)
- New data field: The anti-retroviral therapy
module was expanded to keep track of the number of
neonates receiving medication for PMTCT. This adds a
field to the Monthly data data entry window, as
well as a new analysis on the Antiretroviral therapy
tab of the Miscellaneous -> Other data analysis
function.
- Corrected: Display of the HIV and
Antiretroviral analyses. Previously, specific user
settings would result in these figures not being
displayed.
- Corrected: A field was added for 'Delivered
in transit' on the printed Perinatal death data
sheet.
- Corrected: A few typo's.
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13 September 2005 - (2.1.01)
- Corrected: Import of v2 data: handling of
selected dates import.
- Corrected: Export data: Last imported data
set's name was sometimes added to the list of exported
data sets.
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31 October 2004 - (2.1.00)
- New function: Anti-retroviral therapy module.
Use the Program settings (Optional modules tab)
to enable the module. This adds data fields to the
Monthly data and Perinatal death data entry
windows, additional data filters to the Primary and
Final causes of Perinatal Death data analysis functions,
as well as a new analysis tab to the Miscellaneous ->
Other data analysis function.
- Updated: PPIP will now inform you about
duplicate perinatal and maternal death entries
immediately after entering the ID number.
- Updated: Margins on some reports changed.
- Corrected: A few spelling mistakes.
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5 June 2004 - (2.00.03)
- Corrected: Complete font change to correct
display of data analysis screens with certain versions
of Windows.
- Corrected: Calculation of 'Total deliveries'
with four or more levels in the data pyramid.
- Corrected: 'Compare units' listed lower level
data sets incorrectly under certain circumstances.
- Updated: Improved the management of
inconsistent Monthly data (more deaths than births
reported in a weight category during a month) in
'Compare units' data analysis.
- Corrected: Definition of 'Fetal death rate'
as displayed on 'Information of calculation of rates &
ratios' window.
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19 May 2004 - (2.00.02)
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Corrected: The 'Total data'
printout used the default inclusion settings
incorrectly.
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Corrected: Percentages of numbers
delivered in different weight categories ('Total
deliveries' data analysis) were not rounded correctly.
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Corrected: Font colours in
'Perinatal, Neonatal & Fetal mortality rates' data
analysis. The first two columns (Perinatal & Neonatal
mortality rate) and the denominators in other columns
used the font colour chosen in Windows setup as active
Title Bar font colour. Depending on the user's setup,
this sometimes made these values difficult to read.
Changed all fonts to black.
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Corrected: An error message was
displayed when saving updated 'Monthly data'. When the
'Select the month to edit / delete' window was opened
and a month was selected for editing, this was allowed
only once. If a second month was selected for editing,
and the user attempted to save the changes, an error
message was displayed.
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Updated: All bar graphs' Y-axis
labels were updated to always display multiples of ten.
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| 29 February 2004 - (2.00.01)
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