Observed arrival · 2026-10-14
Esteresis: A Medical Record, One Day at a Time
Esteresis proposes a plain-text format for patient records, with a separate document carried forward for each day of care.
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- Clinical teams maintaining day-by-day patient records
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- Its example stores day1, day2, and day3 as separate files, with each new document pointing back to the prior day.
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Esteresis describes a record as a sequence of daily patient documents: each morning’s clinician starts from the preceding day, writes the current day’s account, and leaves earlier files untouched. The site says a shared grammar is meant to make records checkable and searchable without a database, while any text reader can open them. The project is marked “In development” and is not publicly available; it invites contact from units interested in trying it.
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