MnemoHealth
Medical texts from public sources, in your memory.
Pick a domain, load its list, and add the texts you want. Each text enters memory with its source, its date when the source gives one, and its licence. MnemoHealth quotes medical texts. It gives no medical advice.
The cartridge id is @mnemosyne-plugins/mnemo-health. Its code lives at
Mnemosyne-OS/MnemoHealth.
The domains
| Domain | Source | One entry | Languages | Licence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rare diseases | Orphanet | A disease and its definition | English, French, Spanish | CC BY 4.0 |
| Mental health | NIMH | A topic page | English | Public domain |
| WHO fact sheets | World Health Organization | A fact sheet | English, French, Spanish | The WHO copyright policy, shown verbatim |
| Medical vocabulary | MeSH (U.S. National Library of Medicine) | A term and its definition | English | Shown on the source screen |
| Research (articles) | PubMed Central Open Access | An article | English | Shown per article |
Each source screen shows its licence, as written by the source, and a link to the licence page.
Add texts
- Click a domain tile on the home screen.
- For Orphanet, NIMH and WHO, press Load the list, then type in Find an entry. For MeSH and PubMed Central, type a term or a subject and press Search. PubMed Central pages its results 10 at a time with Next and Previous.
- Press Add to memory on one entry. A whole list goes in with the Add all to memory button, which shows the count.
- Stop stops a long run. What was written stays, and the next run resumes at the next entry.
For PubMed Central, tick the licences you accept before adding the listed articles. Retracted articles are not added.
To ask a question about these texts, open the chat and tick the source under Knowledge in its scope. The chat quotes the texts with their source.
Where your data goes
- A copy of each text is kept in your knowledge folder. On the first addition, MnemoHealth asks you to choose that folder. Open the folder shows it.
- Each text becomes a memory entry in MnemoHealth's own vault, one Memory Pack per source.
- MnemoHealth reads the sources one request at a time, with a pause between two.
For agents
| Action | Effect | What it does |
|---|---|---|
status | read | The domain on screen, the job running, what is in memory per source |
sources | read | The domains and sources, with languages and licences |
openDomain | write | One domain's screen |
loadList | write | Loads a catalogue, or searches MeSH or PubMed Central |
turnPage | write | Next or previous page of a PubMed Central search |
setLanguage | write | Another language for Orphanet or WHO |
showHome | write | The home screen |
entries | read | Pages through a loaded list, with each entry's state |
add | write | One entry into memory, by title or id |
addAll | write | A whole catalogue, or a page of results, into memory |
stop | write | Stops the list or import running |
Several matches are refused as AMBIGUOUS with their titles and ids. The
agent never answers a health question from these actions. It only shows,
finds and files.
Voice examples: "show rare diseases", "add cystic fibrosis to my memory", "read the WHO fact sheets in Spanish", "stop the import".