Dutch lab results conventionally report HbA1c in mmol/mol rather than DCCT/NGSP %. Adds gmi_mmol_per_mol() using the standard IFCC conversion (Hoelzel et al. 2004) and shows it next to the existing % value on the Samenvatting page and in the PDF summary section. Verified against real production data (6.5% correctly converts to 48 mmol/mol, the well-known diagnostic threshold) and rendered both the dashboard metric and PDF page to confirm formatting. Closes#25.
Dutch lab results conventionally report HbA1c in mmol/mol rather than DCCT/NGSP %. Adds gmi_mmol_per_mol() using the standard IFCC conversion (Hoelzel et al. 2004) and shows it next to the existing % value on the Samenvatting page and in the PDF summary section. Verified against real production data (6.5% correctly converts to 48 mmol/mol, the well-known diagnostic threshold) and rendered both the dashboard metric and PDF page to confirm formatting. Closes #25.
Dutch lab results conventionally report HbA1c in mmol/mol rather than
DCCT/NGSP %. Adds gmi_mmol_per_mol() using the standard IFCC conversion
(Hoelzel et al. 2004) and shows it next to the existing % value on the
Samenvatting page and in the PDF summary.
Closes gitea #25.
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Dutch lab results conventionally report HbA1c in mmol/mol rather than DCCT/NGSP %. Adds gmi_mmol_per_mol() using the standard IFCC conversion (Hoelzel et al. 2004) and shows it next to the existing % value on the Samenvatting page and in the PDF summary section. Verified against real production data (6.5% correctly converts to 48 mmol/mol, the well-known diagnostic threshold) and rendered both the dashboard metric and PDF page to confirm formatting. Closes #25.