The purpose of this project is to provide open source, useful, and usable tools for the visualization of clinical findings. The hope is that intuitive tools will be time-saving and frustration-easing for medical students, residents, fellows, and attendings in an academic medical setting.
The first tool will allow for intuitive viewing of muscle weakness. This will replace or be used as an adjunct to the traditional two column format when presenting muscle weakness. Such a visualization tool will allow the presenter to quickly and easily display their findings to others involved in patient care. The format may also be useful to provide plots for case reports; it will provide the reader an easy method to see patterns of weakness across patients with similar conditions. The tool could also be useful if saved in the patient's chart, thus allowing for a time series of weakness.
Checkout out the current prototype.
Now available to download for free on app stores for iOS and android!
This project is under development by Jason Wittenbach ([email protected]) and Benjamin Cocanougher ([email protected]).