Operating Instructions April 11, 2018 Team:
Booker, Krystian
Flood, Isaiah
Stephen, Lauren
Szucsik, Michael

Contents

• Introduction
• Operating Instructions
• Build Instructions
• Seronegative Arthritis Screening Survey
• Seronegative Arthritis Information Portal
• SpAT Light Administration Portal
• Login
• Manage Questions
• View Statistics
• Outstanding Issues
• Future Plans

Introduction

This document outlines Operating Instructions for the SpAT Light web application. Due to ongoing development, screenshots may appear slightly different than the actual application.

Operating Instructions

This section outlines basic operating and build instructions for the SpAT Light Web Application (screening survey and information portal) and the SpAT Light Administration Portal

Build Instructions

1. Download and unzip the spatLight-master.zip file
2. Open the spatLight directory
3. Open spat.sln with Visual Studio
4. In Solution Explorer expand the Webpages folder
5. Set Default.aspx as the Start Page and run project to access Spat Light app
6. Set AdminPortal.aspx as Start Page to access Admin Portal

Seronegative Arthritis Screening Survey

1. Navigate to the SpAT Light Web Application
2. Select the ​ Take Survey ​​ option
   
   
3. Answer each question by selecting the relevant answer option(s). There are three types of question responses: a. Radio buttons, that require the user to select one option only.
   
   b. Checkboxes where a user may select one response, multiple responses, or no response
   
   c. A human body joint map (homunculus) where users can indicate where they have experienced joint pain - a user may select one joint, multiple joints, or no joints
   
   
4. After entering your response to a question, select ​ Next ​​ to move to the next question
   
   
5. To go back to a previous question to review or change your answer, select ​ Previous
   
   
6. If you wish to see information about why we are asking a particular question, select the ​ Why are we asking this question? ​​ link that appears below each question
   
   
7. If you wish to see information about a particular illness or health condition the survey asks about, select the information icon beside each illness
8. After you have completed all questions, select ​ Submit ​​ to submit your answers and receive results
9. Results might be that the user does NOT LIKELY have SpA, has POSSIBLE SpA, or LIKELY has SpA and will recommend next steps such as a doctor’s visit

Seronegative Arthritis Information Portal

1. Navigate to the SpAT Light Web Application
2. Select the ​ Information ​​ option
   
   
3. You will be taken to a page of links providing reputable information about seronegative arthritis​_._

SpAT Light Administration Portal

Login

1. Navigate to the SpAT Light Administration Portal
2. Login by entering: a. Username:​ ​​ spatAdmin b. Password: ​ arthritis^ c. Select ​ Login
   
   

Manage Questions

To manage survey questions, select ​ Manage Questions ​​ in the top right corner of the admin page. You have the options to:

• Edit Question text
• Edit Question Description text
• Edit Answer option text
• Change the point weight of questions (affects screening algorithm)
• Add an answer option Note: Because of the sensitive algorithm we use to identify possible SpA, functionality to add or delete questions is not currently available

Make sure to select ​ Save Changes ​​ after you have made your desired changes

View Statistics

Select ​ View Statistics ​​ in the top right corner of the Admin page to view SpAT Light statistics.

Outstanding Issues

This application should be considered a Prototype / Proof of Concept rather than a finished, deployable product. There are some bugs and incomplete features.

• Some of the explanatory text and links to resources should be considered placeholders. They are accurate / reliable information to the best of our knowledge, but our client will need to have final say on all information / resources provided.
• There is a bug where if you change question text in the admin portal it can reverse the Survey Question with the Why Are We Asking This explanation.
• Once the application has determined that you have Likely SpA, going back and changing your answers will not currently change this result – this will need to be fixed before final deployment.
• Our algorithm for determining SpA is quite sophisticated. Initial testing shows it to be accurate according to our understanding of what it should be. However, there may be specific instances where the application would provide a different diagnosis than a doctor. Complete testing of this feature will require additional input from our clients, and possibly some sort of clinical trial with actual patients.
• The app is still not as ‘user friendly’ on small screens as it needs to be. Font size likely needs to be increased further, and the homunculus (joint map) can be a challenge on small screens.
• There are joints that need to be added to the homunculus (joint map), specifically back and neck joints. These points exist in code but are currently hidden from users. The homunculus diagram likely needs to be reworked/resized somewhat to accommodate these new points.