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Scope, sources, and the provider report
SteadySkin helps patients understand NB-UVB decisions and treatment logistics. It is written from founder lived experience. Diagnosis and prescribing stay with the clinician.
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What this site is
SteadySkin is patient education for people preparing questions about NB-UVB and living with a visible skin condition. Clinical claims link to their sources and state their limits. Evidence badges show confidence and the date the source was reviewed. The site does not publish treatment doses.
Pages identify the patient-founder as the author. No named medical reviewer is attached. The editorial policy explains how evidence and lived experience are kept distinct.
What it is not
- It is not medical advice or a treatment recommendation.
- It does not diagnose a person or interpret a photograph.
- It does not replace a prescribing or monitoring clinician.
- Content is not ranked or shaped by manufacturer sponsorship.
The planned app and report
The planned app keeps a patient-maintained record of treatment events, notes, and selected photos on the patient's device. Its provider report organizes what the patient recorded for a visit. It is not a clinical chart and makes no diagnostic or dosing claim.
The fictional sample shows three months of record statuses, a visible gap, a recording summary, neutral photo placeholders, and questions saved for a visit.
Open the visual sample report (PDF)
Patient A.S. is fictional. Every record is synthetic. The PDF is not tagged for screen readers; the same key details appear in accessible HTML below.
How to read the sample
- Every entry is patient-reported.
- A visible gap may mean interrupted care, incomplete logging, or both.
- Photo frames demonstrate structure; they do not show a patient or treatment result.
- The report records observations and questions without making a clinical conclusion.
Accessible version of the sample
The fictional report covers January through March 2026. It shows saved entries in January and early February, then a visible gap before recording resumes in March. The gap is not treated as proof of missed care or poor adherence.
| Date | Status | Patient note |
|---|---|---|
| January 7 | Completed | Routine record saved. |
| January 21 | Completed | Routine record saved. |
| February 4 | Held | A pause was recorded. |
| March 11 | Completed | Recording resumed after the visible gap. |
| March 25 | Skipped | Travel note saved. |
The photo timeline contains three neutral empty frames. It does not show skin, a patient, or a treatment result. Saved visit questions ask what to keep recording, how to discuss the gap, and who to contact when the written plan is unclear.
Clinical corrections
If you find a claim that needs correction, use the public corrections process. Clinical corrections are reviewed with their source and recorded publicly when the page changes.