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"Hi everyone, I’m a retired clinical pharmacist. For 30 years, I’ve watched the 'Prescribing Cascade' hurt patients of all ages—people getting new pills just to treat unrecognized side effects of their first ones.
I decided to stop talking about it and start building. I've codifed my clinical expertise into a 56-rule structured logic engine (the "Brain" of the product) and a 100-page safety manual.
I’m looking for a full-stack technical co-founder to build the user layer. I have the domain expertise and the data; I need a partner to architect the platform. Offering a 60/40 equity split with
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Nova Advantage
Nova Advantage is a deterministic clinical logic framework designed for Doctors, PAs, and Pharmacists to identify and prevent the Prescribing Cascade.While standard AI can be prone to "hallucinations," Nova Advantage acts as a specialized Clinical Brain built on AMA and APhA safety standards. It provides a structured safety layer that flags when a new symptom is actually a drug-induced side effect, allowing clinicians to de-prescribe instead of adding unnecessary medications.This is a commercial clinical asset designed for licensing to health-tech platfust added this product to my list.
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Nova Advantage
I am pleased to announce that the core development of the Nova Advantage Clinical Logic Framework is now complete.After months of distilling over 30 source files of AMA and APhA safety standards into a 61-page clinical manual, the "Clinical Brain" is fully operational. This is a deterministic safety layer designed specifically for Doctors, PAs, and Pharmacists to identify and halt the Prescribing Cascade.Current Status:Logic Engine: 100% Core Complete.Prototype: Functional HTML dashboard demonstrating real-time prescribing cascade identification.Toduct to my list.
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Nova Advantage is a clinical logic framework designed to identify medication "red flags" and prevent the prescribing cascade.
It acts as a safety filter for healthcare professionals to distinguish between a new medical condition and a drug-induced side effect.