Transparency

How the personal roadmap is generated.

It starts with Treatment Finder relevance

The top-ranked route becomes the first category to investigate. That is not the same as recommending that treatment.

Roadmap actions are deliberately non-prescriptive

The system can suggest reading a guide, checking an NHS pathway, booking a GP conversation, repeating the Health MOT or reviewing progress. It does not instruct users to start, stop or titrate prescription medication.

Education gaps

Pages are prioritised where the user rated their own confidence as low or where their answers show a specific issue such as emotional eating or surgery interest.

30 / 60 / 90 days

The timeline is a planning scaffold. It is not a promise that NHS referrals, medication reviews or surgery assessments happen within those timeframes.

Local data

The roadmap is saved locally as sstPersonalRoadmap and reuses sstTreatmentFinder, sstHealthProfile, sstProgressEntries and sstTreatmentProgress.

No prescribing logic

The roadmap never generates a dose, titration date, surgical procedure recommendation or instruction to stop treatment.

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