Evolution & personal baseline
How this patient's numbers are read — against their own normal, learned over time, not just population ranges. A value only means something once you know what is usual for them.
Symptom & behaviour evolution
Each tracked symptom & behaviour over the last 6 weeks · higher = better
A 6-week read of each symptom and behaviour. Direction and colour show whether it is improving, holding, or worsening — read against the patient's own pattern, not population norms.
Baseline phase
How much their own history counts
Past Day 28, so her personal baseline is the primary lens — the system reads today against her rolling normal and calls a sustained departure a signal, not noise.
How a value is read
Four reference layers
Personal baseline interprets within the normal range — it never overrides an absolute clinical bound. A value that's fine for the population but high for them is a signal; a value in their usual range that crosses a clinical limit is still flagged.
Read against their own baseline
Deviation, not absolutes
Grey line = personal baseline · coloured dot = now. The same 3/5 stress reading can be reassuring for one patient and a red flag for another — the baseline is what makes it legible.