More cases: the extended set
The front of the demo is three conditions and one history search. The same engine runs much wider; each tile opens it.
Other conditions from the definition library
Glucose and HbA1c, blood pressure, body measurements and the kidney check: the same both-directions check on every synthetic chart, from definitions with openly usable sources.
Coder view and worklist (staff)
Codes and code categories appear only here, for coding staff; non-leading query drafts are checked by a linter for leading wording.
Definition library and sign-off (staff)
Every definition with its source, edition and licence status; each stays “Draft · pending review” until approved here.
Replay
Every check re-runs from its stored inputs under its stored rule versions to the identical hash.
Results
Agreement against synthetic labels, misses and false alerts side by side (simulated, not measured).
How it decides
How the parts fit: record value, published definition, rule, two readers, card, your choice, replay; then the kidney rule cards with live boundary tests.
How we know
Replays, boundary tests, reader-fault tests and the provenance record, with counts, and what is not yet proven.
The record shell
The full ward and clinic list in the demonstration record.
Audit trail
Every click, choice, dismissal and model call, hash-chained and verifiable.
Every planted case behind the front conditions
Heart failure · the note says preserved; the latest value is 35%
Heart failure · the note says reduced; the latest value is 48% after 30%
Heart failure · agrees
Heart failure · no ejection fraction on file: not assessable
Heart failure · the value is only in the echocardiogram report text: read and quote-verified by two readers
Heart failure · the report gives a range (35-45%) that spans categories: not assessable
Heart failure · the report is about the right ventricle: no left-ventricular value, not assessable
Kidney disease · stated stage higher than the results
Kidney disease · stated, results normal
Kidney disease · met, not mentioned
Kidney disease · dialysis on record: not assessable
Relevant history as you type · “shortness of breath and leg swelling”
Relevant history as you type · “fatigue, poor appetite and weight loss”
Relevant history as you type · “follow-up of kidney function”