flemton/STG

Offline Expo app for Android and iOS built around the Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines (STG), 7th edition (2017). The app now has two clearly separated workflows: Guided triage: a stricter, age-aware rules engine that ranks only curated STG conditions STG reference: a broader offline disease/section lookup across the searchable STG corpus # STG Triage Offline Expo app for Android and iOS built around the Ghana Standard Treatment Guidelines (STG), 7th edition (2017). The app now has two clearly separated workflows: - `Guided triage`: a stricter, age-aware rules engine that ranks only curated STG conditions - `STG reference`: a broader offline disease/section lookup across the searchable STG corpus ## What it does - Collects `age`, `duration`, `symptoms`, and `signs` separately. - Supports guided triage with structured STG buckets plus manual symptom/sign entry. - Ranks likely conditions locally on-device using curated age-aware STG logic. - Lets users search STG diseases/conditions by name with typo-tolerant offline search. - Shows treatment options, investigations, red flags, and source section/page references from the STG. - Uses no authentication, no backend, and no external API calls. ## Current product shape ### Guided triage - Designed to return one careful primary STG answer first - Uses age bands, hallmark findings, red flags, and duration windows - Separates `symptoms` from `signs / examination findings` - Keeps ranking limited to curated conditions instead of the full extracted corpus ### STG reference - Searches the broader offline STG corpus by disease/condition name - Returns structured section content for confirmation and reference - Labels entries as either: - `Ranked by guided triage` - `Reference-only STG section` ## Local setup ```bash npm install npm start ``` Then open the Expo app on Android or iOS. ## Validation ```bash npm test npx tsc --noEmit npx expo-doctor npx expo export --platform web ``` ## Curated guided-triage coverage The ranked guided-triage layer currently includes: - Sick newborn / neonatal sepsis - Neonatal hypoglycaemia - Neonatal jaundice - Acute diarrhoea / gastroenteritis - Rotavirus diarrhoea - Measles - Uncomplicated malaria - Severe malaria - Meningitis - Common cold - Pneumonia - Bronchial asthma - Acute bronchitis - Urinary tract infectio …