15 August. The MEDiscuss CDSS is soft-launching today, built for the units, the drugs and the guidance we actually use in Indian wards.
There is nothing to show here.
From the contact form. The row is the record and the email is only a notification, so a message is here whether or not the email about it arrived. Relay says which: “no” means the message reached us and the notification did not.
A “series” is one patient on one tool for one clinician. The same patient seen by two clinicians counts twice and cannot be matched across them, because each account derives its keys from its own salt. That is the design working, not a counting error.
This is the part worth checking after a quiet complaint that “the site never emailed me”. Both daily ceilings are silent to the people they affect — a clinician who gets no code sees a form that appeared to work — so this is the only place they become visible.
One row per person per tool, not one per visit: opening the same tool twice in a day does not count twice. This is “how many people use it”, not “how busy it is”.
Newest activity first. Counts only: how many tools each person has favourited, opened and saved — never which ones, and never what is inside a saved calculation. The lists above answer which tools get used, across everybody.
This deletes the account and everything in it, at once and permanently. It is also the only way to end somebody’s access: the allowlist decides who may open an account, not who may sign in, so an account keeps working after its address leaves the list.
