Selected projects

Clinical context, translated into restrained product ideas.

These projects explore how software can reduce workflow friction or make clinical reasoning more explicit. Each is presented with its current stage and limits.

01

active · Case note

Clinia

An open-source workspace for organizing clinical notes and case logs during medical internship rotations.

01 / Problem

Medical students often track cases, notes, and rotation-specific learning across fragmented tools, creating avoidable friction during already demanding clinical placements.

02 / Direction

Clinia centralizes those workflows in a restrained web application designed around the practical routines of Brazilian medical internship rotations.

03 / Role

Felipe's work spans the clinical workflow, product structure, and software implementation.

04 / Current signal

Approximately 200 users across multiple Brazilian medical schools.

Brazilian software registration BR512025003190-4.

View the open-source project

02

concept · Case note

Bayesian Triage Assistant

An educational exploration of probability, uncertainty, and triage reasoning.

01 / Problem

Clinical urgency is often discussed as a category rather than as an evolving estimate shaped by new information, base rates, and uncertainty.

02 / Direction

The project explores ways to make probabilistic reasoning visible and inspectable, with emphasis on teaching how evidence changes an assessment.

03 / Role

Felipe leads the clinical framing and product concept.