Child heatlh inputs #584
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This is in, released today in v1.83.0. How to switch it on: Settings → Family → edit the child → "May record health data", and pick the people who should be able to. Then, in Health, select that child in the person switcher: where it used to say "read only" it now says "You are recording for X", and the capture button is there. Both of your examples are covered, temperature and medication, plus lab results and activities. One deliberate departure from your wording, worth stating plainly: you asked for this as a property of the roles (dad, mum, guardian), and Yuvomi does already know those roles. It would have been the smaller change, and it would have needed no setup at all. I did not build it that way, because it would have meant that every existing installation, on updating, silently gave two people read access to the private health data of everyone carrying the role "child". That includes the seventeen-year-old who has that role only because it fit best. A right that reaches into existing private data should not be inferred from a field people filled in for another purpose. So it is set per person, by an admin, and until someone sets it, nothing changes for anybody. A grant covers reading as well as writing, including that person's private entries. That is not scope creep: a caregiver who could write but not read would lose sight of the reading they had just taken, the moment they took it. The cycle diary is excluded and stays that way. Taking a temperature and giving medicine is care; reading someone's cycle diary is not, and nothing in this request needed it. Thanks for raising it. It was a real gap: every entry in the health module was tied to whoever was logged in, so the one case that matters most at home was the one case the module could not do. |
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Is it possible to allow Dad, mum, guardian, ect. roles to be able to add inputs onto a selected child's health profile? this would be really health especially for when tracking temp/medication
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