Open logic
When Heart Health tells someone to ask about a statin, or that a calcium scan would settle a question, it is because a rule fired. These are all of them. Each page shows the question, the answer that triggers it, the exact words a person who reaches it is told, and the guideline or trial behind it.
Nothing here is written separately from the product. Every page is generated from the running engine, so it cannot describe something the app does not do.
No rule has been signed off by a clinician yet. Until one has, treat every page here as our reading of the guidelines, not an endorsed one.
The unreviewed rules that reach the most people. Each takes about five minutes: read what it says, then endorse it, propose a change, or dispute it.
lib/engine/lipidPathway.tsWhether a statin is indicated, how hard to push it, and which tests would settle it.
lib/engine/bpPathway.tsThe target, and the reading at which medication starts.
lib/engine/heartFailurePathway.tsEverything keys off ejection fraction.
lib/engine/afPathway.tsHow it was found, stroke risk, and whether to anticoagulate.
lib/engine/lpaFlag.tsAn inherited risk factor measured once in a lifetime.
lib/engine/glp1Pathway.tsThree evidence tiers that are not the same claim.
lib/engine/preventionEssentials.tsAspirin, smoking, kidneys and the tests nearly everyone should have once.