Capture close to the moment
Use the person’s own language first. Preserve chronology, context, function, interventions, and uncertainty before memory compresses them.
The method
Patient-Side is an accountable longitudinal loop: capture experience, preserve context, interpret cautiously, measure change, hand off for human judgment, and return that judgment to the record.
Record close to the moment.
Organize without rewriting.
Place events across time.
Develop bounded candidates.
Test recurrence and change.
Present purpose-specific context.
Keep judgment accountable.
Return interpretation to the record.
Use the person’s own language first. Preserve chronology, context, function, interventions, and uncertainty before memory compresses them.
Organize observations into consistent fields while keeping the source record available and distinguishable from later interpretation.
Place events across time, preserve baselines and deltas, and distinguish recurrence from a vivid isolated event.
Develop bounded candidates, then look for contradictions, negative evidence, competing explanations, measurement problems, and confidence limits.
Present purpose-specific questions traceable to the record. Human judgment remains authoritative and returns to update the longitudinal context.