Command Center Annotation Fix

Problem

When visiting the Command Center page at /analytics/command-center/, the following error occurred:

ValueError: The annotation 'patient_name' conflicts with a field on the model.

Root Cause

The error occurred in apps/analytics/ui_views.py in the command_center_api function. The code was using .annotate() to create a computed field named patient_name by concatenating the patient's first and last name:

.values(
    'id',
    'title',
    'severity',
    'due_at',
    hospital_name=F('hospital__name'),
    department_name=F('department__name'),
    patient_name=Concat('patient__first_name', Value(' '), 'patient__last_name')  # ❌ Error here
)

However, the Complaint model already has a field named patient_name (likely for storing the patient name directly in the complaint metadata). Django doesn't allow annotations to have the same name as existing model fields.

Solution

Renamed the annotation from patient_name to patient_full_name to avoid the conflict:

Changes Made

apps/analytics/ui_views.py - command_center_api function:
- Changed annotation name from patient_name to patient_full_name in the .values() call
apps/analytics/ui_views.py - export_command_center function:
- Changed annotation name from patient_name to patient_full_name in the .annotate() call
- Updated .values_list() to use patient_full_name
templates/analytics/command_center.html:
- Updated JavaScript to reference complaint.patient_full_name instead of complaint.patient_name

Code Changes

Before (❌)

.values(
    'id',
    'title',
    'severity',
    'due_at',
    hospital_name=F('hospital__name'),
    department_name=F('department__name'),
    patient_name=Concat('patient__first_name', Value(' '), 'patient__last_name')
)

After (✅)

.values(
    'id',
    'title',
    'severity',
    'due_at',

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