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Docops/capture requirements with traceability/120 #127

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WIP preview available on https://capsulecorplab.github.io/tetra/references/stakeholder-concerns-and-requirements/
Document artifacts (i.e., html page & pdf document) are auto-generated from data in the architecture/ folder, whose presentation is defined by a liquid template in templates/tetra-requirements.adoc.liquid. Contents in the architecture are specified as per the Mach30 modeling language

closes #120

id: 2
name: Matching Protocols
actor: Clinician
behavior: {activity-that-manages-matching-protocols}
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@mmroden what should we put here as far as what the tetra does to maintain matching protocols per patient volume?

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Right now, that doing so is part of the testing protocol (ie, that the entire configuration will stay at the PIP/PEEP it's set at when left for several hours).

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is it possible to encapsulate the testing protocol into a sentence here?

"version": "0.1.0",
"description": "Project Tetra",
"repository": "https://github.com/tetrabiodistributed/tetra.git",
"license": "MIT",
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Wait, are we MIT or CERN?

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Documentation is MIT. STL files are CERN

Content in `architecture/` should be consistent with the https://github.com/Mach30/m30ml[Mach30 modeling language (m30ml)].
YAML files specified in m30ml should subside in the `0-References/`, `1-StakeholderNeeds`, `2-UserStories`, or `3-Datastructures` directory,
and be prependend with a number, followed by a dash, the content name in https://wiki.c2.com/?PascalCase[Pascal Case], and a `.yaml`,
e.g., `2-CubeSatDesignSpecificationRev13.yaml`.
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is this comment copied from somewhere else?

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Sorry. This was a context-specific example from another project. I'll replace it with something relevant to tetra

image:https://img.shields.io/badge/Download%20-PDF-blue[Download PDF, link=../dist/{doc-name}.pdf]
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This '<<<' is showing up as a weird highlight in git, everything's gonna be OK with this, right?

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I'll have to poke as to why it's red, but this is just asciidoc syntax for a page break
https://docs.asciidoctor.org/asciidoc/latest/syntax-quick-reference/#breaks

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mmroden commented Sep 20, 2021

When I check the build output, I see "As a Clinician I want to [object Object] so that I can maintain matching protocols per patient volume", that's worded weirdly. The clinician would want to have confidence that the patient PIP and PEEP will not change over time without adjustment by someone involved in the patient's clinical care, and such adjustments will likely need to be noted on the patient's chart.

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When I check the build output, I see "As a Clinician I want to [object Object] so that I can maintain matching protocols per patient volume", that's worded weirdly. The clinician would want to have confidence that the patient PIP and PEEP will not change over time without adjustment by someone involved in the patient's clinical care, and such adjustments will likely need to be noted on the patient's chart.

What is the activity that the clinician is performing to ensure consistent PEEP or PIP?

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mmroden commented Sep 20, 2021

When I check the build output, I see "As a Clinician I want to [object Object] so that I can maintain matching protocols per patient volume", that's worded weirdly. The clinician would want to have confidence that the patient PIP and PEEP will not change over time without adjustment by someone involved in the patient's clinical care, and such adjustments will likely need to be noted on the patient's chart.

What is the activity that the clinician is performing to ensure consistent PEEP or PIP?

"such adjustments will likely need to be noted on the patient's chart." We will have to require that someone check the PIP and PEEP readings will be noted somewhere, likely the chart, and we will have to verify in our own testing that those settings that appear on the screeen are independently verified.

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