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  Can't access MEDgle

  we had a problem with some of the new code we just rolled out  Regex issue...caused the one of the servers to lock up. Please try it...

  Posted 09 Mar 08

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  Suggestions for features

  What does it need and what is the most important thing to develop next?

  Posted 12 Apr 07

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  Usability

  How easy or difficult is it to use?

  Where do you get stuck?

  What else would make it easier to user? 

  Posted 12 Apr 07

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  Instinctive first thoughts

  Off the top of your head, gut instinct? 

  Posted 12 Apr 07

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  Missing Symptoms

  Marty... could you name a few that you thought were missing....or general references to the type. thanks

  Posted 04 May 07

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  How would you use it and how often?

  will get the physicians to check that out to make sure we have the probabilities right... the first four seem to have the same score.... but will look into it.

  Posted 12 Apr 07

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  Screencasts and Screenshots

  Put your mock ups and video reviews here--->

  Posted 12 Apr 07

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  Design

  How does it look?

  Posted 12 Apr 07

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  Introduction to MEDgle

  

  http://www.medgle.com/

  Why Medgle?

  
  Medgle (2028's Symptomatix® search) is an online information and
  educational service. With the thousands of articles and sites
  available, finding relavent medical information is difficult. Medgle's
  goal is to make medical information easily and intuitively accessible
  for the benefit and betterment of everybody. Simply: search, learn, and
  thrive

   

  What is Medgle?

  
  
  Medgle is a computer generated search. It is not a diagnostic or decision making tool.
  Medgle indicates the possibilities that exist for any given combination of symptoms.
  

  
  
  

  What is NOT in Medgle?

   

  Medgle is a search for
  general medical conditions. It excludes psychiatric, neonatal,
  obstetrics, orthopedics and other medical subspecialty informatkon.
  

  
  
  

  Where did the data come from?

   

  The symptoms for
  the search results are part of general medical knowledge learned in
  medical school and residency. Medgle's data and the rough probability
  estimates were contributed by a number of physicians working with
  Medgle. Additionally , publicly available information from National Institutes of Health - NIH was used and referenced.
  

  
  

  How are results ranked?

  
  Medgle is based on 2028's
  Information Engine which provides the basis for expert systems. The
  expert system has been seeded with information regarding age, duration,
  symptoms, and diagnoses. Based on a given search criteria,
  probabilities are calculated. The potential results are then ranked
  according to the aggregate proability scores.

  
  
  

  What do the blue bars mean?

  
  The blue bars are displayed to give users a visual cue regarding the
  common occurences of results for a given set of symptoms. A score
  between 0-100 is calculated based on probablity estimates. The user can
  thus get an understanding of the relative differences in "commoness"
  betwenn symptomatix results.
  

  
  
  

  How is frequent, infrequent, and rare defined?

  Whenever possible the prevalence/occurrence has been determined by literature
  review. In the absence of such data prevalence has been estimated from
  physicians' daily practice experience.
  

  Posted 12 Apr 07