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 # TB Plus
 
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+[![Tauri](https://img.shields.io/badge/Tauri-%5E2-24c8db?logo=tauri&logoColor=fff)](https://tauri.app/)
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-A modern desktop application built with Tauri (Rust) and Vue (TypeScript) for managing tuberculosis (TB) clinic operations at Sabot Hospital. This system bridges HOSxP's MySQL database (read-only) with a local SQLite database for clinic-specific tracking data.
+A modern desktop application built with Tauri (Rust) and Vue (TypeScript) for managing tuberculosis (TB) clinic operations. This system bridges HOSxP's MySQL database (read-only) with a local SQLite database for clinic-specific tracking data.
 
 ## Features
 
 - **Drug Screening**: Query HOSxP patients who have received TB drugs to identify new patients.
 - **Active Patients Dashboard**: Overview of currently active TB patients with treatment progress and an alert engine tracking patient adherence.
 - **Patient Details**: Full clinical timeline, drug dispensing history, monthly follow-up records, and side-effect tracking.
+- **Weight-Based Dosage Management**: Automated calculation and clinical alerts for TB drug dosage adjustments based on real-time patient weight updates, ensuring optimal treatment efficacy and safety.
+- **Epidemiological Mapping**: Interactive geographic map with disease distribution pinning to visualize patient locations, identify clustering, and support contact tracing or public health interventions.
 - **Reports**: Summary statistics and exportable CSV reports for TB clinic audits (HA Standard).
 - **Settings**: Complete control to configure database connections, update TB drug codes, and export local SQLite backups.
 
 ## Architecture
 
-- **Frontend**: Vue 3.5 (Composition API, `<script setup>`), TypeScript 5, Pinia, Vue Router 4, and `lucide-vue-next` for iconography.
-- **Backend / Desktop**: Tauri 2.5, Rust (stable), and `sqlx` driving database interactions.
+- **Frontend**: Vue 3.5 (Composition API, `<script setup>`), TypeScript 6, Pinia, Vue Router 5, and `@lucide/vue` for iconography.
+- **Backend / Desktop**: Tauri 2, Rust (stable), and `sqlx` driving database interactions.
 - **Databases**:
   - **MySQL (HOSxP)**: Read-only access to query patient demographics and their drug dispensing records.
   - **SQLite**: Local, read-write database holding clinic metrics, treatment plans, follow-ups, and statuses.