Maywell — Clinical Tool Guide

Start with the question

Choose the diagnosis, assessment or decision you need to explore.

Read each signal

Evidence, certainty, safety and regulatory status each answer a different question.

Review the next step

Connect the result to an individual assessment, a source and a follow-up plan.

One key. Several different questions.

The atlas retains its existing colored badges. The public/plain-language labels use the agreed symbols and their original palette. A shared meaning does not require the two palettes to be identical.

Keep the label in context. “Proven” is an existing display label, not a guarantee of benefit or a substitute for study quality, indication and patient fit. The inherited atlas still has 50 unresolved label-transposition audit findings. Use the row's sources and Doctrine & Gate before relying on a label.

Other labels you will see

Label	How to read it
DRAFT / PROVISIONAL	Prepared content awaiting the stated clinical or editorial review.
SYNTHETIC / DEMO	Illustrative scenarios or records. These do not establish a working patient registry.
STUB / GATED	Incomplete functionality or an unresolved prerequisite. Do not interpret it as a validated result.
CONDENSED	A summary is present; the full clinical monograph is pending.
PROPOSED preference	A suggested practice order, separate from evidence that one medicine outperforms another.
NNT / NNH	Read with the outcome, comparator, population and time horizon. Values across unlike studies are not a drug ranking.
Plausible / Speculative / Theoretical	Mechanistic confidence in borrowing evidence; separate from direct clinical efficacy and research certainty.
CARRY / PRECAUTION / WATCHLIST / REFUSE	Internal warrant categories. Read their safety, plausibility and testability rules in Doctrine & Gate; they are not clinical-trial grades.
TRIAL / TRANSPOSED / PRACTICE	Source/provenance categories in the decision harness; a PRACTICE entry is not automatically trial-supported.

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