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Mike Hunt EBCC System will revolutionalise how IT is constructed in the UK.

A hybrid Waterfall / Agile solution known as Pegasus Agile will see that the wife of the PGA professional will take the lead in the administration of golf club event management.

The Product Owner will be the PGA Professional, The Administrator will be his wife(sidekick), the scrum master will be The Golf Director there will be two development teams – one from experienced IT Professionals – Artisans and the second – The junior section.

I was appointed IT Strategist in 2007 to David Gosling at Young Masters Golf – This is my Strategy.

EBCC is Empire Budget Cost Control Solution working on a General Ledger System set up as a Bill Of Material.

The solution should be project Zeus compatible – Multi Lingual / Multi-channeled a clone of the Peterborough Software Uni2000 System.

The effect of installing TaskIT will result in a reduction of operational cost making the role of the Secretary Manager a subordinate role of Administrator / Sidekick. Implementing The Directors Table using Protopage.

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I am so disappointed at these programs are going - i need an article on them about the Infonet (forest404.com)
On 11/11/2024 at 11/11/11 Nimrod Release 1 I will launch them embedded in http://protopage.com/thebbcinfonet which is part of http://protopage.com/madchester
I will be asking http://protopage.com/number10downingstreet for a percentage of the TV Licence.
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Red Octopus should get an award / income from the government from the TV Licence.

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I am looking for this department to budget for Red Octopus Innovation.

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BramIT Represents Cromwell - Lord Protector - Relentless in his Ambition to develop an Anglo American Empire.

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The most prominent figure to hold the title of Lord Protector of England was Oliver Cromwell.

He became Lord Protector in December 1653, following the English Civil Wars and the execution of King Charles I. He ruled the Commonwealth of England, Scotland, and Ireland until his death in 1658. His son, Richard Cromwell, briefly succeeded him, but resigned in 1659, leading to the end of the Protectorate and the eventual restoration of the monarchy.

The title of Lord Protector essentially made Cromwell the head of state and government, functioning in a similar role to a monarch, though he famously refused the crown when it was offered to him.

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One recent and very prominent shipbuilding contract that has been subjected to a government inquiry for going significantly over budget in the UK is the Scottish ferry contracts for the vessels MV Glen Sannox and MV Glen Rosa.

This project, undertaken by Ferguson Marine for the state-owned ferry operator Caledonian MacBrayne, has been plagued by severe delays and massive cost overruns. The ferries were originally intended to be in service by 2018 and 2019, but are now years behind schedule, and costs have more than quadrupled from the initial contract price.

The Scottish Government eventually nationalised Ferguson Marine due to the financial difficulties and the ongoing issues with the contracts. This "ferry fiasco" has led to significant political controversy and multiple inquiries and reports, highlighting issues with procurement, project oversight, and financial management.

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Can the Government be trusted to build Submarines without first implementing GeniSYS.

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Database Analysis

🧾 Suggested NHS-Compatible Fields

To align with NHS systems and clinical usefulness, consider structuring data like this:

Field NameData TypeSource Device Type
Date & TimeTimestampAll devices
Heart RateInteger (bpm)Wearables, BP monitors
Blood PressureInteger pairBP monitors
Blood GlucoseFloat (mmol/L)Glucose meters
SpO2PercentageWearables, oximeters
WeightFloat (kg)Smart scales
BMIFloatCalculated from weight/height
Sleep DurationTime (hh:mm)Wearables
Sleep Quality ScoreInteger (0–100)Wearables
ECG SnapshotImage/FileWearables with ECG
Activity LevelInteger (steps)Wearables
Fall DetectionBooleanSmartwatches

Would you like help designing a schema or database table for storing this in SQL Server? I can also walk you through syncing this with a Blazor form or NHS API if you're building a connected app.

Database Design

Perfect, Alan. Let’s design a SQL Server schema that can store health data from your devices and be compatible with NHS-style reporting or integration. I’ll keep it practical and extensible so you can plug it into a Blazor form or API later.

🧾 SQL Server Table: HealthReadings

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CREATE TABLE HealthReadings (    ReadingId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,    UserId INT NOT NULL, -- Link to patient/user table    DeviceType NVARCHAR(50), -- e.g. 'Apple Watch', 'BP Monitor'    ReadingDateTime DATETIME NOT NULL,        HeartRate INT, -- bpm    BloodPressureSystolic INT,    BloodPressureDiastolic INT,    BloodGlucose FLOAT, -- mmol/L    SpO2 INT, -- percentage    Weight FLOAT, -- kg    BMI FLOAT,    SleepDurationMinutes INT,    SleepQualityScore INT,    ActivitySteps INT,    FallDetected BIT,    ECGFilePath NVARCHAR(255), -- optional file path to ECG snapshot    Notes NVARCHAR(500) -- optional comments or flags);

🔗 Supporting Table: Users (or Patients)

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CREATE TABLE Users (    UserId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,    NHSNumber NVARCHAR(12), -- optional for NHS linkage    FullName NVARCHAR(100),    DateOfBirth DATE,    Gender NVARCHAR(10),    Email NVARCHAR(100),    Mobile NVARCHAR(20));

🧠 Integration Tips for Blazor

Would you like me to sketch out the Blazor form layout next, or help you build a workflow to import data from a smartwatch or CSV file?

Blazor

Absolutely, Alan. Here's a clean and Bootstrap-styled Blazor form layout that matches your SQL Server schema for HealthReadings. It’s designed for usability, extensibility, and NHS-style clarity.

🧩 Blazor Form Layout: HealthReadingForm.razor

razor
@page "/health-reading"@using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations<EditForm Model="@reading" OnValidSubmit="HandleValidSubmit">    <DataAnnotationsValidator />    <ValidationSummary />    <div class="container mt-4">        <h3>📋 Record Health Reading</h3>        <!-- Device Type -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">Device Type</label>            <InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.DeviceType" />        </div>        <!-- Date & Time -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">Reading Date & Time</label>            <InputDate class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.ReadingDateTime" />        </div>        <!-- Heart Rate -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">Heart Rate (bpm)</label>            <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.HeartRate" />        </div>        <!-- Blood Pressure -->        <div class="row mb-3">            <div class="col">                <label class="form-label">Systolic</label>                <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.BloodPressureSystolic" />            </div>            <div class="col">                <label class="form-label">Diastolic</label>                <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.BloodPressureDiastolic" />            </div>        </div>        <!-- Blood Glucose -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">Blood Glucose (mmol/L)</label>            <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.BloodGlucose" />        </div>        <!-- SpO2 -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">SpO2 (%)</label>            <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.SpO2" />        </div>        <!-- Weight & BMI -->        <div class="row mb-3">            <div class="col">                <label class="form-label">Weight (kg)</label>                <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.Weight" />            </div>            <div class="col">                <label class="form-label">BMI</label>                <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.BMI" />            </div>        </div>        <!-- Sleep -->        <div class="row mb-3">            <div class="col">                <label class="form-label">Sleep Duration (minutes)</label>                <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.SleepDurationMinutes" />            </div>            <div class="col">                <label class="form-label">Sleep Quality Score</label>                <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.SleepQualityScore" />            </div>        </div>        <!-- Activity -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">Activity Steps</label>            <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.ActivitySteps" />        </div>        <!-- Fall Detection -->        <div class="form-check mb-3">            <InputCheckbox class="form-check-input" @bind-Value="reading.FallDetected" />            <label class="form-check-label">Fall Detected</label>        </div>        <!-- ECG File Upload -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">ECG Snapshot (optional)</label>            <InputFile OnChange="HandleFileUpload" />        </div>        <!-- Notes -->        <div class="mb-3">            <label class="form-label">Notes</label>            <InputTextArea class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.Notes" rows="3" />        </div>        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">Save Reading</button>    </div></EditForm>@code {    private HealthReading reading = new();    private async Task HandleValidSubmit()    {        // Save to database or call API    }    private async Task HandleFileUpload(InputFileChangeEventArgs e)    {        // Handle ECG file upload logic    }    public class HealthReading    {        [Required] public string DeviceType { get; set; }        [Required] public DateTime ReadingDateTime { get; set; }        public int? HeartRate { get; set; }        public int? BloodPressureSystolic { get; set; }        public int? BloodPressureDiastolic { get; set; }        public float? BloodGlucose { get; set; }        public int? SpO2 { get; set; }        public float? Weight { get; set; }        public float? BMI { get; set; }        public int? SleepDurationMinutes { get; set; }        public int? SleepQualityScore { get; set; }        public int? ActivitySteps { get; set; }        public bool FallDetected { get; set; }        public string ECGFilePath { get; set; }        public string Notes { get; set; }    }}

Would you like me to help you wire this up to SQL Server using Entity Framework, or add logic to auto-calculate BMI from height and weight?

Wellbeing Monitoring

🧠 Alan’s Daily Wellbeing Log: 12 Reflective Questions

🌅 Morning Check-In

  1. How did I sleep last night? (Hours, interruptions, CPAP use, dreams)

  2. What is my mood right now? (Scale 1–10, emoji, or word: calm, anxious, low, energized)

  3. Do I feel physically well today? (Pain, faintness, swelling, appetite, digestion)

  4. What is my blood pressure reading? (Include time and any symptoms like dizziness)

🧘 Midday Reflection

  1. Have I moved or stretched today? (Even small movements count — sitting up, walking to the window)

  2. What have I eaten so far? (Note salt, sugar, hydration — link to your Nutrition log)

  3. Have I connected with anyone today? (Support worker, friend, online — even brief contact matters)

  4. Have I done something creative or purposeful? (Writing, reading, planning, organizing — progress on your book counts)

🌙 Evening Wind-Down

  1. What was the highlight of my day? (A moment of peace, a good idea, a kind word)

  2. What challenged me today? (Mood swings, fatigue, frustration — name it without judgment)

  3. Did I take my medication as prescribed? (Include time, dose, and any side effects)

  4. What do I need most tomorrow? (Rest, support, clarity, motivation — set a gentle intention)

Would you like me to help you turn this into a Blazor form or dashboard with toggles, sliders, and export options? Or build a printable version you can keep bedside?

yes please

Perfect, Alan. Let’s turn your 12-question wellbeing log into a Blazor form that you can use daily — either on your desktop, tablet, or phone. It’ll be simple, expressive, and tailored to your bipolar tracking, physical health, and creative lifestyle.

🧩 Blazor Form Layout: WellbeingLog.razor

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@page "/wellbeing-log"@using System.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations<EditForm Model="@log" OnValidSubmit="HandleSubmit">    <DataAnnotationsValidator />    <ValidationSummary />    <div class="container mt-4">        <h3>🧠 Daily Wellbeing Log</h3>        <!-- Morning Check-In -->        <h5>🌅 Morning</h5>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>1. How did I sleep last night?</label>            <InputTextArea class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.SleepQuality" rows="2" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>2. What is my mood right now?</label>            <InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.Mood" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>3. Do I feel physically well today?</label>            <InputTextArea class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.PhysicalStatus" rows="2" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>4. What is my blood pressure reading?</label>            <InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.BloodPressure" />        </div>        <!-- Midday Reflection -->        <h5>🧘 Midday</h5>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>5. Have I moved or stretched today?</label>            <InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.Movement" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>6. What have I eaten so far?</label>            <InputTextArea class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.Nutrition" rows="2" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>7. Have I connected with anyone today?</label>            <InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.SocialContact" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>8. Have I done something creative or purposeful?</label>            <InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.CreativeActivity" />        </div>        <!-- Evening Wind-Down -->        <h5>🌙 Evening</h5>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>9. What was the highlight of my day?</label>            <InputTextArea class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.Highlight" rows="2" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>10. What challenged me today?</label>            <InputTextArea class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.Challenge" rows="2" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>11. Did I take my medication as prescribed?</label>            <InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.Medication" />        </div>        <div class="mb-3">            <label>12. What do I need most tomorrow?</label>            <InputTextArea class="form-control" @bind-Value="log.TomorrowNeed" rows="2" />        </div>        <button type="submit" class="btn btn-primary">Save Log</button>    </div></EditForm>@code {    private WellbeingLog log = new();    private async Task HandleSubmit()    {        // Save to database or file    }    public class WellbeingLog    {        public string SleepQuality { get; set; }        public string Mood { get; set; }        public string PhysicalStatus { get; set; }        public string BloodPressure { get; set; }        public string Movement { get; set; }        public string Nutrition { get; set; }        public string SocialContact { get; set; }        public string CreativeActivity { get; set; }        public string Highlight { get; set; }        public string Challenge { get; set; }        public string Medication { get; set; }        public string TomorrowNeed { get; set; }    }}

Would you like me to help you wire this up to SQL Server, or add a dashboard to view your logs over time with mood graphs and BP trends?

yes please

Brilliant, Alan — let’s wire up your Wellbeing Log to SQL Server and build a dashboard so you can track your mood, sleep, blood pressure, and creativity over time. This will give you insight into patterns, triggers, and progress — especially helpful for managing bipolar swings and physical health.

🧱 Step 1: SQL Server Table: WellbeingLogs

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CREATE TABLE WellbeingLogs (    LogId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,    LogDate DATE NOT NULL,    SleepQuality NVARCHAR(500),    Mood NVARCHAR(100),    PhysicalStatus NVARCHAR(500),    BloodPressure NVARCHAR(20),    Movement NVARCHAR(200),    Nutrition NVARCHAR(500),    SocialContact NVARCHAR(200),    CreativeActivity NVARCHAR(200),    Highlight NVARCHAR(500),    Challenge NVARCHAR(500),    Medication NVARCHAR(200),    TomorrowNeed NVARCHAR(500));

🧠 Step 2: Entity Framework Model

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public class WellbeingLog{    public int LogId { get; set; }    public DateTime LogDate { get; set; } = DateTime.Today;    public string SleepQuality { get; set; }    public string Mood { get; set; }    public string PhysicalStatus { get; set; }    public string BloodPressure { get; set; }    public string Movement { get; set; }    public string Nutrition { get; set; }    public string SocialContact { get; set; }    public string CreativeActivity { get; set; }    public string Highlight { get; set; }    public string Challenge { get; set; }    public string Medication { get; set; }    public string TomorrowNeed { get; set; }}

🔌 Step 3: Add to HealthDbContext

csharp
public DbSet<WellbeingLog> WellbeingLogs { get; set; }

📊 Step 4: Dashboard Page: WellbeingDashboard.razor

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@page "/wellbeing-dashboard"@inject HealthDbContext Db<h3>🧠 Wellbeing Log Dashboard</h3>@if (logs == null){    <p>Loading...</p>}else if (!logs.Any()){    <p>No logs found.</p>}else{    <table class="table table-bordered">        <thead>            <tr>                <th>Date</th>                <th>Mood</th>                <th>BP</th>                <th>Sleep</th>                <th>Creative</th>                <th>Highlight</th>            </tr>        </thead>        <tbody>            @foreach (var log in logs.OrderByDescending(l => l.LogDate))            {                <tr>                    <td>@log.LogDate.ToString("dd MMM")</td>                    <td>@log.Mood</td>                    <td>@log.BloodPressure</td>                    <td>@log.SleepQuality</td>                    <td>@log.CreativeActivity</td>                    <td>@log.Highlight</td>                </tr>            }        </tbody>    </table>}@code {    private List<WellbeingLog> logs;    protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()    {        logs = await Db.WellbeingLogs.ToListAsync();    }}

Database Connection

To connect your Blazor form to a SQL Server database, Alan, you’ll use Entity Framework Core as your ORM (Object-Relational Mapper). Here's a step-by-step guide tailored to your hands-on style:

🧱 Step 1: Install EF Core SQL Server Package

In your Blazor project, open the terminal or Package Manager Console and run:

bash
dotnet add package Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer

📦 Step 2: Create Your Data Model

You already have a HealthReading class in your form. Make sure it matches your SQL schema:

csharp
public class HealthReading{    public int ReadingId { get; set; }    public int UserId { get; set; }    public string DeviceType { get; set; }    public DateTime ReadingDateTime { get; set; }    public int? HeartRate { get; set; }    public int? BloodPressureSystolic { get; set; }    public int? BloodPressureDiastolic { get; set; }    public float? BloodGlucose { get; set; }    public int? SpO2 { get; set; }    public float? Weight { get; set; }    public float? BMI { get; set; }    public int? SleepDurationMinutes { get; set; }    public int? SleepQualityScore { get; set; }    public int? ActivitySteps { get; set; }    public bool FallDetected { get; set; }    public string ECGFilePath { get; set; }    public string Notes { get; set; }}

🧠 Step 3: Create the DbContext

csharp
public class HealthDbContext : DbContext{    public HealthDbContext(DbContextOptions<HealthDbContext> options)        : base(options) { }    public DbSet<HealthReading> HealthReadings { get; set; }}

🔌 Step 4: Configure Connection in appsettings.json

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"ConnectionStrings": {  "HealthDb": "Server=YOUR_SERVER_NAME;Database=HealthMonitorDB;Trusted_Connection=True;"}

Replace YOUR_SERVER_NAME with your actual SQL Server instance name.

🧩 Step 5: Register DbContext in Program.cs

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builder.Services.AddDbContext<HealthDbContext>(options =>    options.UseSqlServer(builder.Configuration.GetConnectionString("HealthDb")));

💾 Step 6: Save Data from the Form

In your form’s HandleValidSubmit() method:

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[Inject] private HealthDbContext Db { get; set; }private async Task HandleValidSubmit(){    Db.HealthReadings.Add(reading);    await Db.SaveChangesAsync();}

🧪 Step 7: Run Migrations (Optional but recommended)

bash
dotnet ef migrations add InitialCreatedotnet ef database update

This will create your SQL Server tables automatically.

Would you like help wiring up a dropdown for selecting users or NHS numbers, or adding a dashboard to view past readings?

Plato CRM

CREATE TABLE DoctorPatientInterview (
    InterviewId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
    DoctorQuestion NVARCHAR(500),
    PatientResponse NVARCHAR(500),
    DoctorReply NVARCHAR(500)
);

-- Sample Inserts (first 10 shown)
INSERT INTO DoctorPatientInterview (DoctorQuestion, PatientResponse, DoctorReply) VALUES
('How are you feeling today?', 'I’ve been feeling dizzy.', 'Let’s check your blood pressure.'),
('Have you had any pain recently?', 'Yes, in my lower back.', 'I’ll schedule a scan to investigate.'),
('How’s your sleep been?', 'I wake up several times a night.', 'We may need to review your sleep hygiene and apnea treatment.'),
('Are you taking your medications regularly?', 'I missed a few doses last week.', 'Let’s talk about reminders or simplifying your schedule.'),
('Any changes in appetite?', 'I’ve lost interest in food.', 'That could be linked to mood — let’s explore further.'),
('Have you experienced any swelling?', 'Yes, in my left leg.', 'We’ll check for fluid retention or clot risk.'),
('How’s your mood lately?', 'I feel low and unmotivated.', 'Let’s track your mood daily and consider support options.'),
('Do you feel safe at home?', 'Yes, but I’m very isolated.', 'Let’s connect you with community support.'),
('Any recent falls or fainting?', 'I fainted yesterday morning.', 'We’ll monitor your blood pressure and hydration closely.'),
('Are you managing your diabetes well?', 'My sugar levels have been erratic.', 'We’ll adjust your diet log and medication timing.');

Health Monitoring

There’s a wide range of personal health monitoring systems available in 2025, from smartwatches to home diagnostic tools. Here’s a breakdown of the most effective options to help you stay on top of your wellness:

🧠 Smartwatches & Wearables

These are the most versatile and user-friendly tools for continuous health tracking:

🏠 Home Health Monitoring Devices

Perfect for spot-checks and chronic condition management:

🔍 What to Look For

When choosing a device, prioritize:

Would you like help choosing a device based on your specific health goals or conditions? I can narrow it down for you.

Data Validation

To add validation to your Blazor form inputs, Alan, you’ll use Data Annotations in your model and validation components in your form. Here’s a step-by-step guide tailored to your HealthReadingForm.razor setup:

✅ Step 1: Add Data Annotations to Your Model

Update your HealthReading class with validation attributes:

csharp
public class HealthReading{    public int ReadingId { get; set; }    [Required(ErrorMessage = "Device type is required")]    public string DeviceType { get; set; }    [Required(ErrorMessage = "Date and time is required")]    public DateTime ReadingDateTime { get; set; }    [Range(30, 200, ErrorMessage = "Heart rate must be between 30 and 200 bpm")]    public int? HeartRate { get; set; }    [Range(80, 200, ErrorMessage = "Systolic must be between 80 and 200")]    public int? BloodPressureSystolic { get; set; }    [Range(40, 120, ErrorMessage = "Diastolic must be between 40 and 120")]    public int? BloodPressureDiastolic { get; set; }    [Range(2.0, 20.0, ErrorMessage = "Glucose must be between 2.0 and 20.0 mmol/L")]    public float? BloodGlucose { get; set; }    [Range(70, 100, ErrorMessage = "SpO2 must be between 70% and 100%")]    public int? SpO2 { get; set; }    [Range(30, 300, ErrorMessage = "Weight must be between 30kg and 300kg")]    public float? Weight { get; set; }    [Range(10, 60, ErrorMessage = "BMI must be between 10 and 60")]    public float? BMI { get; set; }    [Range(0, 1440, ErrorMessage = "Sleep duration must be between 0 and 1440 minutes")]    public int? SleepDurationMinutes { get; set; }    [Range(0, 100, ErrorMessage = "Sleep quality must be between 0 and 100")]    public int? SleepQualityScore { get; set; }    [Range(0, 100000, ErrorMessage = "Steps must be between 0 and 100,000")]    public int? ActivitySteps { get; set; }    public bool FallDetected { get; set; }    public string ECGFilePath { get; set; }    [MaxLength(500, ErrorMessage = "Notes cannot exceed 500 characters")]    public string Notes { get; set; }}

🧩 Step 2: Add Validation Components to Your Form

Make sure your form includes these:

razor
<EditForm Model="@reading" OnValidSubmit="HandleValidSubmit">    <DataAnnotationsValidator />    <ValidationSummary />    ...</EditForm>

You can also show field-specific errors using <ValidationMessage>:

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<InputText class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.DeviceType" /><ValidationMessage For="@(() => reading.DeviceType)" />

Repeat this pattern for any field where you want inline validation feedback.

🧪 Step 3: Test It

Try submitting the form with missing or invalid values. You’ll see:

Would you like help adding conditional logic (e.g. show glucose only for certain devices), or wiring this to a toast notification system for success/failure feedback?

Room 101 CRM - Plato Extended

CREATE TABLE DoctorPatientInterview (
    InterviewId INT IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
    DoctorQuestion NVARCHAR(500),
    PatientResponse NVARCHAR(500),
    DoctorReply NVARCHAR(500)
);

-- Insert 101 rows
INSERT INTO DoctorPatientInterview (DoctorQuestion, PatientResponse, DoctorReply) VALUES
('How are you feeling today?', 'I’ve been feeling dizzy.', 'Let’s check your blood pressure.'),
('Have you had any pain recently?', 'Yes, in my lower back.', 'I’ll schedule a scan to investigate.'),
('How’s your sleep been?', 'I wake up several times a night.', 'We may need to review your sleep hygiene and apnea treatment.'),
('Are you taking your medications regularly?', 'I missed a few doses last week.', 'Let’s talk about reminders or simplifying your schedule.'),
('Any changes in appetite?', 'I’ve lost interest in food.', 'That could be linked to mood — let’s explore further.'),
('Have you experienced any swelling?', 'Yes, in my left leg.', 'We’ll check for fluid retention or clot risk.'),
('How’s your mood lately?', 'I feel low and unmotivated.', 'Let’s track your mood daily and consider support options.'),
('Do you feel safe at home?', 'Yes, but I’m very isolated.', 'Let’s connect you with community support.'),
('Any recent falls or fainting?', 'I fainted yesterday morning.', 'We’ll monitor your blood pressure and hydration closely.'),
('Are you managing your diabetes well?', 'My sugar levels have been erratic.', 'We’ll adjust your diet log and medication timing.'),
-- Rows 11 to 101 continue below
('Have you noticed any changes in vision?', 'Things look blurry sometimes.', 'We’ll schedule an eye exam.'),
('Do you have any allergies?', 'I’m allergic to penicillin.', 'We’ll note that in your chart and avoid prescribing it.'),
('How often do you exercise?', 'Rarely, I feel too tired.', 'Let’s start with light stretching and build up.'),
('Are you experiencing any chest pain?', 'Only when I climb stairs.', 'We’ll do an ECG and check your heart health.'),
('Do you smoke?', 'Yes, about 10 cigarettes a day.', 'Let’s discuss a quit plan and support options.'),
('Do you drink alcohol?', 'Only on weekends.', 'We’ll monitor liver function and discuss moderation.'),
('Have you had any recent infections?', 'I had a UTI last month.', 'Let’s check if it fully cleared.'),
('Are you feeling anxious?', 'Yes, especially in crowds.', 'We can explore therapy or medication options.'),
('Do you have trouble concentrating?', 'Yes, my mind feels foggy.', 'We’ll assess for cognitive fatigue or depression.'),
('Any changes in bowel habits?', 'I’ve been constipated.', 'We’ll adjust your diet and consider a mild laxative.'),
('Do you have regular headaches?', 'Yes, almost daily.', 'We’ll track triggers and consider a neurologist referral.'),
('Are you experiencing shortness of breath?', 'Yes, when I walk.', 'We’ll check your lungs and oxygen levels.'),
('Do you have a support system?', 'Just my support worker.', 'Let’s explore community groups or peer support.'),
('Have you had any recent hospital visits?', 'I was admitted for dehydration.', 'We’ll review your fluid intake and recovery.'),
('Do you feel rested when you wake up?', 'No, I feel exhausted.', 'We’ll review your sleep apnea treatment.'),
('Are you experiencing joint pain?', 'Yes, in my knees.', 'We’ll assess for arthritis or inflammation.'),
('Do you have any skin issues?', 'I have a rash on my arm.', 'We’ll examine it and consider a dermatology referral.'),
('Have you had any weight changes?', 'I lost 5kg in two weeks.', 'We’ll investigate possible causes.'),
('Do you feel safe walking alone?', 'Not really.', 'We’ll assess your mobility and fall risk.'),
('Are you experiencing numbness?', 'Yes, in my fingers.', 'We’ll check for nerve compression or diabetes effects.'),
('Do you have regular meals?', 'I skip breakfast often.', 'Let’s build a simple meal plan.'),
('Are you feeling hopeful?', 'Not lately.', 'We’ll talk about mental health support.'),
('Do you have any hearing issues?', 'I struggle in noisy places.', 'We’ll schedule a hearing test.'),
('Are you experiencing nausea?', 'Yes, especially in the morning.', 'We’ll check for digestive or hormonal causes.'),
('Do you have a fever?', 'I felt hot last night.', 'We’ll take your temperature and run tests.'),
('Are you experiencing palpitations?', 'Yes, my heart races sometimes.', 'We’ll do a Holter monitor test.'),
('Do you have trouble swallowing?', 'Yes, with solid food.', 'We’ll refer you for a swallowing study.'),
('Are you experiencing fatigue?', 'All the time.', 'We’ll check for anemia and thyroid issues.'),
('Do you have any dental pain?', 'Yes, my molar hurts.', 'We’ll refer you to a dentist.'),
('Are you experiencing back pain?', 'Yes, especially when sitting.', 'We’ll assess posture and spine alignment.'),
('Do you have any urinary issues?', 'I go frequently at night.', 'We’ll check for prostate or bladder concerns.'),
('Are you experiencing muscle cramps?', 'Yes, in my calves.', 'We’ll check electrolytes and hydration.'),
('Do you have any memory issues?', 'I forget things often.', 'We’ll do a cognitive screening.'),
('Are you experiencing dizziness?', 'Yes, when I stand up.', 'We’ll check for orthostatic hypotension.'),
('Do you have any tingling sensations?', 'Yes, in my feet.', 'We’ll assess for neuropathy.'),
('Are you experiencing bloating?', 'Yes, after meals.', 'We’ll review your diet and digestion.'),
('Do you have any difficulty breathing at night?', 'Yes, I wake up gasping.', 'We’ll review your CPAP settings.'),
('Are you experiencing sadness?', 'Yes, most days.', 'We’ll explore therapy and medication options.'),
('Do you have any chest tightness?', 'Yes, when stressed.', 'We’ll assess for anxiety or cardiac causes.'),
('Are you experiencing lightheadedness?', 'Yes, especially in the morning.', 'We’ll monitor your blood pressure.'),
('Do you have any trouble walking?', 'Yes, I feel unstable.', 'We’ll assess gait and balance.'),
('Are you experiencing itching?', 'Yes, on my arms.', 'We’ll check for allergies or skin conditions.'),
('Do you have any trouble focusing?', 'Yes, I get distracted easily.', 'We’ll explore ADHD or mood-related causes.'),
('Are you experiencing swelling in your feet?', 'Yes, every evening.', 'We’ll check for heart or kidney issues.'),
('Do you have any trouble speaking?', 'Yes, I slur words sometimes.', 'We’ll assess for neurological causes.'),
('Are you experiencing chest discomfort?', 'Yes, after eating.', 'We’ll check for reflux or cardiac issues.'),
('Do you have any trouble hearing?', 'Yes, in one ear.', 'We’ll refer you to audiology.'),
('Are you experiencing tremors?', 'Yes, in my hands.', 'We’ll assess for Parkinson’s or essential tremor.'),
('Do you have any trouble with coordination?', 'Yes, I drop things often.', 'We’ll do a motor function test.'),
('Are you experiencing pressure in your head?', 'Yes, it feels tight.', 'We’ll assess for tension headaches.'),
('Do you have any trouble with vision?', 'Yes, I see double sometimes.', 'We’ll refer you to ophthalmology.'),
('Are you experiencing sensitivity to light?', 'Yes, especially in the morning.', 'We’ll assess for migraines.'),
('Do you have any trouble with digestion?', 'Yes, I feel bloated.', 'We’ll review your diet and run tests.'),
('Are you experiencing frequent urination?', 'Yes, every hour.', 'We’ll check for diabetes or UTI.'),
('Do you have any trouble with balance?', 'Yes, I wobble when I walk.', 'We’ll assess vestibular function.'),
('Are you experiencing ringing in your ears?', 'Yes, constantly.', 'We’ll assess for tinnitus.'),
('Do you have any trouble with speech?', 'Yes, I stutter.', 'We’ll refer you to speech therapy.'),
('Are you experiencing numbness in your face?', 'Yes, on the left side.', 'We’ll assess for stroke or nerve issues.'),
('Do you have any trouble with swallowing?', 'Yes, liquids go down wrong.', 'We’ll do a swallow study.'),
('Are you experiencing pain when breathing?', 'Yes, deep breaths hurt.', 'We’ll check for pleurisy or lung issues.'),
('Do you have any trouble with memory?', 'Yes, I forget names.', 'We’ll do a cognitive assessment.'),
('Are you experiencing burning sensations?', 'Yes, in my stomach.', 'We’ll assess for ulcers or reflux.'),
('Do you have any trouble with your hands?', 'Yes, they feel stiff.', 'We’ll check for arthritis

Conditional Logic and Stuff

Brilliant, Alan. Let’s add conditional logic and toast-style feedback to your Blazor form so it feels smarter and more responsive. This will help you:

  • Show/hide fields based on device type (e.g. glucose only for meters).

  • Display success or error messages after saving.

🧠 Step 1: Add Conditional Field Logic

In your form, add a helper method to check device type:

razor
@code {    private bool IsGlucoseDevice => reading.DeviceType?.ToLower().Contains("glucose") == true;    private bool IsECGDevice => reading.DeviceType?.ToLower().Contains("ecg") == true;}

Then wrap fields like this:

razor
@if (IsGlucoseDevice){    <div class="mb-3">        <label class="form-label">Blood Glucose (mmol/L)</label>        <InputNumber class="form-control" @bind-Value="reading.BloodGlucose" />        <ValidationMessage For="@(() => reading.BloodGlucose)" />    </div>}@if (IsECGDevice){    <div class="mb-3">        <label class="form-label">ECG Snapshot</label>        <InputFile OnChange="HandleFileUpload" />    </div>}

You can expand this pattern for other device-specific fields.

🔔 Step 2: Add Toast Notifications

Install a simple toast service like :

bash
dotnet add package Blazored.Toast

Then register it in Program.cs:

csharp
builder.Services.AddBlazoredToast();

In your form, inject the toast service:

razor
@inject Blazored.Toast.Services.IToastService ToastService

Update your submit method:

csharp
private async Task HandleValidSubmit(){    try    {        Db.HealthReadings.Add(reading);        await Db.SaveChangesAsync();        ToastService.ShowSuccess("✅ Reading saved successfully!");        reading = new HealthReading(); // Reset form    }    catch (Exception ex)    {        ToastService.ShowError($"❌ Error saving reading: {ex.Message}");    }}

Add <BlazoredToast /> to your MainLayout.razor or App.razor so it renders globally.

Would you like to add a dropdown for device types with auto-filtering, or build a dashboard to view saved readings next?

yes please

Awesome, Alan. Let’s add a device type dropdown with auto-filtering and build a dashboard to view saved readings. This will make your app feel polished and NHS-ready.

🧩 Part 1: Device Type Dropdown with Auto-Filtering

🔧 Update the Form

Replace the free-text DeviceType input with a dropdown:

razor
<div class="mb-3">    <label class="form-label">Device Type</label>    <InputSelect class="form-select" @bind-Value="reading.DeviceType">        <option value="">-- Select Device --</option>        <option>Apple Watch</option>        <option>BP Monitor</option>        <option>Glucose Meter</option>        <option>Pulse Oximeter</option>        <option>Smart Scale</option>        <option>ECG Wearable</option>    </InputSelect>    <ValidationMessage For="@(() => reading.DeviceType)" /></div>

🧠 Update Conditional Logic

Now that DeviceType is structured, update your logic:

razor
private bool IsGlucoseDevice => reading.DeviceType == "Glucose Meter";private bool IsECGDevice => reading.DeviceType == "ECG Wearable";

You can add more conditions like IsBPDevice, IsScaleDevice, etc., to show/hide relevant fields.

📊 Part 2: Dashboard to View Saved Readings

Create a new Razor page: HealthDashboard.razor

razor
@page "/dashboard"@inject HealthDbContext Db<h3>📈 Health Readings Dashboard</h3>@if (readings == null){    <p>Loading...</p>}else if (!readings.Any()){    <p>No readings found.</p>}else{    <table class="table table-striped">        <thead>            <tr>                <th>Date</th>                <th>Device</th>                <th>Heart Rate</th>                <th>BP</th>                <th>Glucose</th>                <th>SpO2</th>                <th>Weight</th>                <th>Notes</th>            </tr>        </thead>        <tbody>            @foreach (var r in readings.OrderByDescending(r => r.ReadingDateTime))            {                <tr>                    <td>@r.ReadingDateTime.ToString("g")</td>                    <td>@r.DeviceType</td>                    <td>@r.HeartRate</td>                    <td>@($"{r.BloodPressureSystolic}/{r.BloodPressureDiastolic}")</td>                    <td>@r.BloodGlucose</td>                    <td>@r.SpO2</td>                    <td>@r.Weight</td>                    <td>@r.Notes</td>                </tr>            }        </tbody>    </table>}@code {    private List<HealthReading> readings;    protected override async Task OnInitializedAsync()    {        readings = await Db.HealthReadings.ToListAsync();    }}

Would you like to add filters by date or device type to the dashboard, or export readings to CSV for NHS sharing?

Filters and CSV Export

Fantastic, Alan. Let’s enhance your dashboard with filters by date and device type, and add an export to CSV feature so you can share readings with NHS or keep personal backups.

🧠 Part 1: Add Filters to Your Dashboard

🔧 Update HealthDashboard.razor

Add filter controls above the table:

razor
<h3>📈 Health Readings Dashboard</h3><div class="row mb-3">    <div class="col">        <label>Device Type</label>        <InputSelect class="form-select" @bind-Value="selectedDevice">            <option value="">-- All Devices --</option>            <option>Apple Watch</option>            <option>BP Monitor</option>            <option>Glucose Meter</option>            <option>Pulse Oximeter</option>            <option>Smart Scale</option>            <option>ECG Wearable</option>        </InputSelect>    </div>    <div class="col">        <label>From Date</label>        <InputDate class="form-control" @bind-Value="fromDate" />    </div>    <div class="col">        <label>To Date</label>        <InputDate class="form-control" @bind-Value="toDate" />    </div>    <div class="col d-flex align-items-end">        <button class="btn btn-primary" @onclick="ApplyFilters">Apply Filters</button>    </div></div>

🧠 Add Filtering Logic

csharp
private List<HealthReading> readings;private string selectedDevice;private DateTime? fromDate;private DateTime? toDate;private async Task ApplyFilters(){    var query = Db.HealthReadings.AsQueryable();    if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(selectedDevice))        query = query.Where(r => r.DeviceType == selectedDevice);    if (fromDate.HasValue)        query = query.Where(r => r.ReadingDateTime >= fromDate.Value);    if (toDate.HasValue)        query = query.Where(r => r.ReadingDateTime <= toDate.Value);    readings = await query.OrderByDescending(r => r.ReadingDateTime).ToListAsync();}

📁 Part 2: Export to CSV

🔧 Add Export Button

razor
<button class="btn btn-success mb-3" @onclick="ExportToCsv">Export to CSV</button>

🧠 Export Logic

csharp
private async Task ExportToCsv(){    var csv = new StringBuilder();    csv.AppendLine("Date,Device,HeartRate,BP,Glucose,SpO2,Weight,Notes");    foreach (var r in readings)    {        csv.AppendLine($"{r.ReadingDateTime:g},{r.DeviceType},{r.HeartRate},{r.BloodPressureSystolic}/{r.BloodPressureDiastolic},{r.BloodGlucose},{r.SpO2},{r.Weight},\"{r.Notes}\"");    }    var bytes = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(csv.ToString());    var base64 = Convert.ToBase64String(bytes);    var fileName = $"HealthReadings_{DateTime.Now:yyyyMMdd}.csv";    await JS.InvokeVoidAsync("downloadFile", fileName, base64);}

🧠 Add JS Helper in wwwroot/index.html

html
<script>    window.downloadFile = (filename, base64) => {        const link = document.createElement('a');        link.download = filename;        link.href = 'data:text/csv;base64,' + base64;        document.body.appendChild(link);        link.click();        document.body.removeChild(link);    };</script>

Would you like to add charts to visualize trends (e.g. heart rate over time), or build a mobile-friendly version of the dashboard next?

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