FOR PATIENTS
Your experience belongs in the picture.
DaiMIND Clinical is designed to help your clinician keep your priorities, strengths, everyday challenges, and changing circumstances in view.
Core intelligence. Purposeful applications.
Intelligence that keeps its context.
DaiMIND organizes source information, preserves its meaning, and guides how AI interprets and expresses it. A shared foundation for clinical intelligence and interactive publications.
DaiMIND Core
Human direction
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Source-linked
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Purpose-led
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Human-governed
DAIMIND CORE
A shared foundation.
Different kinds of understanding.
A patient record and an authored publication need different kinds of interpretation. Both need information that retains its source, context, uncertainty, and the human decisions that govern its use.
DaiMIND brings those information-handling principles together. Its clinical and publication modules add the methods, vocabulary, and boundaries appropriate to their work. Prepared material can support an output directly; explicit modeling is used where the application calls for it.
DAIMIND CLINICAL
Understand the person.
Keep the reasoning visible.
Clinical information becomes an individualized account of difficulties, strengths, goals, and context. Different people need different views of that understanding.
FOR PROVIDERS
Make your understanding usable.
Connect the record to a patient-specific formulation and useful clinical outputs. Retain authority over interpretation, priorities, and revision.
FOR SYSTEMS
Carry understanding across care.
Support continuity, handoffs, and longitudinal review while keeping the clinical understanding distinct from each service’s documentation requirements.
FOR REVIEWERS
Keep the evidence in view.
Examine supporting information, uncertainty, and gaps when considering a determination. Administrative criteria guide the review task; they do not define the person’s clinical formulation.
In development and validation. Patient-facing use is intended to remain under clinician direction; this site introduces the work. Explore the EMR in development →
DAIMIND EMR
An EMR taking shape
around clinical work.
In development
A custom electronic medical record for clinicians, bringing longitudinal patient records, documentation, and scheduling into one working environment.
This is a development project. It is not available for patient sign-up, intake, or booking, and no launch date has been announced.
CURRENT DEVELOPMENT VERSION
Keep the record connected to the work.
The development version includes longitudinal patient records and models, clinician documentation workflows, and a private clinician scheduler. The scheduler supports a weekly appointment view, creating and rescheduling appointments, status updates, and links to encounter notes.
APPOINTMENT REQUESTS · IN PROGRESS
A request first.
Clinician review before confirmation.
An appointment-request workflow is being implemented. The intended flow lets a clinician review a request before confirming an appointment. This workflow is not yet available. External calendar synchronization and automated email reminder delivery are also not available.
RELATIONSHIP TO DAIMIND
Carry understanding forward.
The EMR is being developed alongside DaiMIND’s patient-model approach: keeping a person’s history, context, and evolving clinical understanding in view across encounters. Clinicians remain responsible for interpretation, documentation, and care decisions.
THE CLINICAL METHOD
From clinical fragments to a model that evolves.
From source information to individualized understanding, useful outputs, and deliberate revision. Select a stage to see its role.
01 / DATA
Start with what is actually known.
Clinical records, patient reports, collateral information, observations, and measures enter with their source and status intact.
- Source identity preserved
- Absence separated from negative evidence
- Contradictions remain visible
02 / DECOMPOSITION & CLARIFICATION
Organize without explaining too soon.
Identify clinically useful variables, preserve uncertainty, and ask questions that could change the understanding of this person.
- Selective, clinically meaningful variables
- Source claims separated from interpretations
- Gaps and competing accounts remain visible
03 / PATIENT MODEL
Build an account of this person.
Bring together the interacting functions and circumstances that help explain difficulties, ordinary functioning, and thriving.
- Strengths and vulnerabilities represented
- Context-dependent patterns
- Competing explanations retained
04 / PROJECTION
Create the view the task requires.
Use the authorized clinical understanding to support a formulation, handoff, patient explanation, or other requested output.
- Audience and purpose made explicit
- Important qualifications preserved
- Clinical judgment remains identifiable
05 / UPDATE
Revise deliberately as life changes.
New observations and intervention experiences can prompt a review of the working formulation. Changes in interpretation remain clinician-led.
- New evidence distinguished from accepted interpretation
- Earlier versions remain traceable
- Revision authority stays explicit
DESIGN PRINCIPLES
Useful intelligence keeps its basis visible.
Bounded
Each application defines what information may be used and how it may be transformed.
Auditable
Important conclusions retain a path back to their sources, assumptions, conflicts, and revisions.
Revisable
Source changes and human decisions can be carried forward without erasing the basis of earlier outputs.
Human-governed
Clinicians, authors, and editors retain the authority appropriate to their work. AI-generated content does not approve itself.
DAIMIND PUBLICATION
Let the work
do more.
Prepared source material can support questions, explanations, learning materials, and other permitted transformations. Each publication keeps its own editorial direction and boundaries.
Interactive publications
Help readers explore an authored body of work while keeping meaning and source context recoverable.
Bounded Editions
An author-led service for developing interactive editions. Explore the work on the Bounded Editions website.
The goal is not to make AI sound more clinical. It is to make clinical reasoning more explicit, testable, and useful.
RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT
DaiMIND is being developed by Gerrit van Schalkwyk, MD, a psychiatrist, clinical neuroscience educator, and physician working across care delivery and utilization management.
The research program examines source fidelity, useful clinical understanding, and the effect of explicit governance on AI outputs. Evidence for each application will be evaluated separately.
Currently in development and validation.
DAIMIND