About this application

What this is

A browser-based tool for scoring rehabilitation outcome measures, reviewing interpretation guidance, and producing text that can be copied into clinical documentation.

It supports clinical documentation. It does not diagnose, prescribe treatment, establish medical necessity, or replace a validated test form.

Current status

This build is a prototype. Every measure it contains is fictional and every number in it is invented, including the interpretation bands shown on the Example Function Questionnaire.

A real measure appears here only after its formula has been implemented as a pure function, hand-verified independently, covered by golden test cases, and approved by a clinician other than the implementer.

How your data is handled

Scores are calculated in your browser. No clinical value is sent to a server, and there is no database.

There is no field for a patient name, date of birth, or medical record number, and no patient history is stored. Values you enter stay in the page and disappear when you reset or close it.

Generated text reaches your clipboard only when you press a copy button. On a shared device, clear the clipboard when you are finished.

How scoring works

Scoring functions are pure: the same input always produces the same output. Unit conversion happens before scoring, and rounding happens only when a value is displayed.

Cutoffs are stored as versioned rule data with a population and a citation, never as text written into a page. When no approved rule applies, the score is shown and the absence of an interpretation is stated explicitly.

A partial form never produces a final result. An incomplete questionnaire reports its progress instead of a score.