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This clinical decision support tool provides gastroenterologists and hepatologists with 89 validated scoring systems. It offers actionable recommendations, key references, and expert pearls across various GI and hepatology subspecialties. Designed for quick reference at the bedside or in clinic.
What's New in GIHep
4.0
March 13, 2026
Version 4.0 is a major update bringing GIHep to 89 validated calculators — nearly double the previous release. 42 New Calculators Luminal/IBD: Nancy Index, Lémann Index, CDEIS, Oxford UCDAI, Fecal Calprotectin Interpretation Hepatology: MELD-PLUS, PELD, NAFLD Activity Score, Lok Index, FibroScan CAP, Baveno VII Criteria, HVPG, De Ritis Ratio, Glasgow Alcoholic Hepatitis Score, MELD Variants Comparison Pancreas: Modified Glasgow Score, APACHE II, Pancreatic Fistula Risk Score, D-Score Upper GI: Eckardt Score, DeMeester Score, Prague Dysplasia Grading, HEART Score, OMED Classification Colorectal: Paris Classification, Charlson Comorbidity Index, TNM Colorectal Staging, RCLMS, T-ACE Score, ACE-27, Polyp Malignancy Risk Nutrition: GLIM Criteria, Subjective Global Assessment, Refeeding Syndrome Risk, Harris-Benedict (Adjusted), NUTRIC Score New Category — Procedural Risk: ASA Physical Status, Mayo Endoscopy Risk, Charlson for Endoscopy, Surgical Apgar Score New Features Redesigned home screen with 2-column category grid About page with developer information Clinical pearls and primary references for all 89 calculators Related calculator suggestions in every result view Unit toggles for bilirubin and creatinine Abnormal laboratory value flagging Result sharing for handover and documentation Severity-graded colour-coded results Haptic feedback throughout
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FAQ
What is GIHep?
GIHep is a clinical decision support tool for gastroenterologists and hepatologists. It provides access to 89 validated scoring systems with actionable recommendations and references.
Who developed GIHep?
GIHep was built by Dr. Timothy D. Imler, MD FACG, a practicing gastroenterologist and hepatologist.
What clinical categories does GIHep cover?
GIHep covers Luminal/IBD, Hepatology, Pancreas, Upper GI, Colorectal, Nutrition, Procedural Risk, and Other categories, including common scoring systems for each.
Does GIHep require an internet connection?
The provided data does not specify offline capabilities. However, its design for bedside use suggests it is intended for quick access, potentially offline.
What devices is GIHep available on?
GIHep is available for iPhone and iPad devices.
How often is GIHep updated?
GIHep was last updated on March 13, 2026, indicating a recent update. The specific update frequency is not detailed but suggests active development.
Is GIHep suitable for medical students?
GIHep is designed for licensed healthcare professionals. While students may find it informative, its primary use is for clinical decision-making by practicing providers.
Does GIHep have ads?
No, GIHep does not contain advertisements. It is a free application focused on providing clinical support without interruptions.
