Sources
This page lists public sources used as the reference frame for the site, standards, market validation, and safe product positioning. Internal working documents are not published as user-facing links.
Sources do not mean an automatic claim of full conformance. They define the product language: verifiable grounds, explicit boundaries, traceable facts, indicative cost, and separation of patient preparation from medical ordering.
| Source | Status | How it is used |
|---|---|---|
| ESMO Breast Cancer Guide for Patients | reference standard | Plain-language oncology preparation context; not imported as a medical recommendation engine. |
| ESMO Clinical Practice Guideline: Early Breast Cancer | reference standard | Authorized international professional clinical practice guideline for early breast cancer (updated November 2023); the EN-zone counterpart to the Minzdrav-approved Russian clinical recommendation. |
| RUSSCO breast cancer practical recommendations | reference standard | Reference frame for breast cancer data fields and doctor discussion topics. |
| Minzdrav-approved clinical recommendation “Breast Cancer” (ID 379_4) | reference standard | The specific, currently active clinical recommendation (ICD-10 C50, D05) approved by the Ministry of Health’s Scientific and Practical Council, underlying the product’s first module; includes the official patient-information appendix. |
| ASCO guidelines | reference standard | International comparator for guideline language; not a patient instruction. |
| HL7 FHIR R4 | architectural reference | Compatibility model for documents, observations, medicines, allergies, questionnaire answers, provenance, and audit. |
| MONDO Disease Ontology | architectural reference | Stable disease identity frame for future oncology terminology normalization. |
| NCI Thesaurus / NCI Enterprise Vocabulary Services | architectural reference | Oncology-native terminology frame for tumor concepts and mappings. |
| OncoTree | architectural reference | Clinical tumor taxonomy frame for future subtype routing. |
| FDA Clinical Decision Support Software Guidance | regulatory reference | Used to frame independent review of the basis for outputs and boundaries around medical ordering. |
| IMDRF SaMD Key Definitions | regulatory reference | Vocabulary for distinguishing informational preparation from medical-purpose software claims. |
| ISO 14971:2019 — Medical devices — Risk management | regulatory reference | Frame for hazards such as automation bias, incomplete data, price over safety, and report misinterpretation. |
| IEC 62304:2006+AMD1:2015 — Medical device software lifecycle | regulatory reference | Future frame for product software development, testing, and change control. |
| IEC 82304-1 — Health software product safety | regulatory reference | General safety frame for health software; the public site does not claim certification. |
| GLOBOCAN 2022 / Global Cancer Observatory | market reference | Cancer burden context for oncology module sequencing. |
| Global cancer statistics 2022 | market reference | Global epidemiology reference for breast, lung, colorectal, and prostate cancer prioritization. |
| Cancer care in Russia 2024, Herzen Institute / NMRC Radiology | market reference | Russian oncology care context for product positioning and patient preparation need. |
| Order No. 103n official publication | regulatory reference | Reference for clinical recommendation structure and evidence-grade language in Russia. |
| Clinical Recommendations Rubricator, Russian Ministry of Health | reference standard | Official registry of approved Russian clinical recommendations; frames the local clinical-guideline structure alongside RUSSCO and ASCO. |
| Federal Law No. 323-FZ “On the Fundamentals of Protecting the Health of Citizens in the Russian Federation” | regulatory reference | Russian legal frame for patient information rights, informed consent, and the boundary between information and medical care. |
| Federal Law No. 152-FZ “On Personal Data” | regulatory reference | Russian personal data law framing consent, storage, and access control for documents held in the personal cabinet. |
| Government Decree No. 1684 — medical device state registration rules | regulatory reference | Current Russian medical device registration framework (in force since 1 March 2025, superseding Decree No. 1416); the Roszdravnadzor-supervised counterpart to FDA CDS guidance and IMDRF SaMD definitions. |
| Ottawa Hospital Research Institute: Decision Aids Research Group | category reference | Reference for patient decision-support tools as a category without importing medical recommendations. |