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This system vertically tracks every patient’s concussion symptoms over time, keeping immutable fields constant while recording mutable scores in consecutive rows.

Unlike traditional systems that either overwrite data or track only snapshots per patient. It enables longitudinal monitoring, sequential analysis, and ready CSV export, providing a chronological history per individual that existing checklists or EMRs do not natively support.

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This system is novel because it captures every patient’s mutable symptom data in consecutive rows, preserving immutable identifiers to create a complete longitudinal record. Unlike traditional trackers or EMRs that overwrite data or store only snapshots, it provides a chronological history of recovery. Its impact spans medical, educational, and occupational sectors by enabling precise monitoring, early detection of deterioration, individualized care planning, and longitudinal analysis. Additionally, ready CSV export supports research, predictive modeling, and operational decision-making, transforming isolated symptom tracking into a data-driven, actionable resource for multiple communities.

From a software engineering standpoint, this system is novel because it implements dynamic vertical data tracking: immutable identifiers remain constant while mutable fields are appended as new rows, creating a chronologically indexed dataset without overwriting prior entries. Unlike conventional EMRs or static form-based systems, it integrates real-time data capture, horizontal-to-vertical schema transformation, and automatic CSV export, enabling seamless longitudinal data management.

The impact includes:

• Robust architecture: supports iterative inputs, modular expansion, and scalability for large user bases.

• Data integrity: preserves historical state for every entry, reducing risk of data loss or corruption.

• Interoperability: produces structured CSVs ready for analytics, machine learning, or integration with existing enterprise systems.

• Cross-domain utility: while designed for medical concussion tracking, the same framework can monitor iterative metrics in industrial, energy, sports, or educational applications, providing actionable insights and enabling evidence-based decision-making.

It demonstrates innovative software design by combining mutable and immutable field management, temporal data modeling, and automated export in a lightweight, modular, and extensible architecture.

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