Clinical rigour. Digital engineering.
Questions from practice. Explicit rules. Tools to put to the test.
A clinical loop.
Read the references, identify useful variables and make assumptions explicit before writing code.
Rules open to inspection.
Explicit calculations
Separate calculations from text generation. Define units, rounding and boundary cases.
Identifiable sources
Link information to its reference and version. Flag missing information rather than fill it with assumptions.
Checked inputs
Distinguish missing or inconsistent data from inputs outside the model’s scope. Make clear what can be calculated.
Managed dependencies
State what works locally and what requires a remote service. Define clear behaviour when the network is unavailable.
Questions become tools.
MediScore360 makes calculation variables, rules and limitations open to inspection.
CliniSens connects a clinical question with publications and their context.
Hydratum explains total water and the assumptions behind hydration reference values.
Different subjects, one shared requirement: make design choices and limitations visible.
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