com.eldrix.odsweekly.core — com.eldrix/ods-weekly 0.1.10

close-index clj

(close-index conn)

create-index clj

(create-index
  &
  {:keys [dir api-key cache-dir nested?] :or {dir "" nested? true} :as opts})

Create an index with the latest distribution downloaded from TRUD. Parameters:

• dir : directory in which to create index
• api-key : TRUD api-key
• cache-dir : TRUD cache directory
• nested? : (default, true) - index to be created nested in 'dir'.

Returns a map containing the release information, including key:

• :indexDir - string representing location of index

By default, a new index will be created based on the release-date within the directory dir. If nested? is false, the index will be created directly in the dir specified.

download clj

(download {:keys [dir api-key cache-dir]})

Downloads the latest release to create a file-based database. A function designed to used as exec-fn from deps.edn.

get-by-name clj

(get-by-name conn s)

get-by-organisation-code clj

(get-by-organisation-code conn organisation-code)

Return data on the 'organisation' specified.

gp-by-gmc-number clj

(gp-by-gmc-number conn gmc-number)

Return a sequence of GNC records for the GP with the given GMC number. The NHS Prescription Service use a number called the Doctor’s Index Number or DIN (allocated by the Health and Social Care Information Centre when a doctor first applies to practice in the UK), to derive a GP's first GNC code; this is prefixed with a ‘G’ and suffixed with a check digit. Thereafter however, if a GP begins to work at further practices (i.e. is working within more than one simultaneously), the NHS Prescription Service allocate further codes not based on the DIN. A GP can therefore have multiple GNC codes, one for each practice he works at simultaneously. If a GP completely leaves a practice before joining a new one, and there is no overlap, then the current code will be retained and just the links within the data updated.

latest-release clj

(latest-release api-key)

Returns data about the latest release of the ODS weekly TRUD item.

metadata clj

(metadata dir)

Returns the metadata from the index specified.

n27-field-format clj

The standard ODS 27-field format headings

nhs-ods-weekly-item-identifier clj

open-index clj

(open-index dir)

Open an index from the directory specified. The index must have been initialised and of the correct index version.

schema clj

store-version clj

surgery-gps clj

(surgery-gps conn surgery-identifier)

Returns a sequence of general practitioners in the surgery specified.