Thanks much, Phil.
>
> John Hall wrote:
>
> A client who we have uses Stata to run a profile resulting
> from patient
> surveys. The client would like to make the whole process more
> automated
> and web-based such that the patients input their answers to survey
> instruments, the resulting data is fed into Stata, and Stata
> outputs the
> info in a form that we can use to provide feedback to the
> patients about
> their profiles.
>
> We are pretty adept at using ASP and ColdFusion technologies. Is Stata
> up to the task of processing the data we create from the
> original survey
> and feeding it back to a CF or ASP page to provide feedback?
>
> Thanks for any leads or example sites.
>
> ---------
>
> In addition to the lead Nick Cox sent you, please have a look
> at a simple
> application we have to run analyses on the web using Stata:
>
> http://www.cpc.unc.edu/projects/dapr/da/clap/csection/csection
> _dhs/index.html
>
> We use a simple Perl script to pass parameters from an html
> page to Stata,
> invoke Stata, and return the results to html. We have Stata
> read an existing
> data file and vary only the analyses being performed. You
> could easily adapt
> this to have Stata read an ascii file of responses from a
> patient and return
> their responses to an html page for them to review.
>
> See log2html, tabout, and cb2html for sample ado files that
> return Stata results
> in html format. Let me know if you would like more information.
> --
> Phil Bardsley
> Carolina Population Center
> [email protected]
> 919-966-2825
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