Installing pidsr
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This document provides instructions for installing PIDSR Version 4 software and associated applications Epi Info and WinZip. It describes uninstalling any previous versions, backing up existing data files, and installing the new versions to the recommended folders. It also gives a brief overview of the standard menu bar utilities in PIDSR for data entry, analysis, reports and settings.
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Installing pidsr
- 3. Checking • Before Installing PIDSR VERSION 4, Check Your Computer for previous installations of: – EPI INFO FOR WINDOWS – PIDSR – WINZIP If they exist, Uninstall all EPI INFO, PIDSR and WINZIP applications.
- 4. Back-up • If the 3 application exist back-up your Current Folder to keep your previous years’ MDB Files. 1. To Back-up, copy the whole Current folder found in this path – C:PIDSR 2. Paste the Current folder to any drive you want or burn the files in a disk. Ex. Paste to this path – E:Back-up2011 MDB FILES 3. Rename the folder for identification Ex. 2011 MDB FILES
- 5. Uninstalling 1. Click start 2. Choose All Programs 3. Look for Epi Info 4. Then click uninstall Epi Info 5. Follow the instructions…ok….ok 6. Please do the same steps in uninstalling PIDSR and WINZIP.
- 6. Installing PIDSR 1. Insert Flash Drive or CD containing the PIDSR 4 Installer 2. Look for the drive for the Flash drive or the CD Drive 3. Open the Folder of the Installer 4. Double click setup.exe 5. Follow the instructions 6. To select destination folder please select C:PIDSR 7. Click FINISH when done.
- 7. Installing EPI Info 1. Look for EPI Info in this path C:PIDSREpi Info 2. Double click Epi Info.exe 3. Follow the instructions 4. To select destination folder please select C:Epi_Info 5. Otherwise click the browse button.
- 8. Cont……Installing EPI Info 6. A dialog box will appear to allow you to change the destination folder as shown below.
- 9. Cont…..Installing EPI Info 7. Then in the Folder name box change the drive letter to C to make it C:Epi_Info as illustrated above then click OK. Just keep clicking Next for the following steps and CLICK FINISH WHEN DONE.
- 10. Installing WINZIP 1. Look for the file WINZIP81 in this path – C:PIDSRWINZIP81 2. Double click on WINZIP81.exe 3. Click Setup 4. Follow the succeeding instructions. 5. On the destination folder, always specify drive C: so that it reads “C:Program FilesWinZip” 6. Click FINISH when done.
- 12. Utilities • There are 5 Utilities Found in the Standard Menu Bar 1. Action 4. Tools a. Enter Data a. Database Manager b. Edit Data b. Compact Databases c. Analyze Data c. Library Update d. Exit i. Province 2. Data Management ii. Municipality a. EPIID Generator b. Backup Data iii. Barangay c. Submit Data iv. Other Libraries d. Merge Data d. System Information 3. Reports 5. Settings a. Case Clustering a. Default Location b. Alert Threshold
- 14. Data Entry 1. Click Action 2. Choose Enter Data 3. Choose a Disease 4. Click New (First Icon – Upper left portion of the Screen) 5. Start entering Data using your CIF or CRF. 6. The upper portion of the sheet refers to the Reporting Unit Information, while the lower portion refers to the patient information. 7. Name of DRU – Disease Reporting Unit, choose a DRU at a drop down box. For RHU, PHO and CHO follow this format: Ex. Mambusao RHU, Roxas CHO, and Capiz PHO 8. Complete entries especially those with asterisk*
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- 17. Analysis 3 1. Click Action 4 2. Choose “Analyze Data” 3. Click “Read (Import)” 4. Data Source click box 5. Look for the desired MDB file – C:PIDSRCurrentDen gue 6. Click All 6 7 7. Click DENGUE 8. Ok…..ok…..
- 18. Analysis Window
- 19. Try these simple Commands Frequencies – Morbidity Month
- 21. Try these simple Commands Tables - Province ……Outcome
- 32. ANALYSIS