Front
Front page of the conference handout.
Joseph KorzenDeveloped the Project Fionigan concept.
Project FioniganSupports neurological continuity.
HIGH PatientTells the lived story.
Why this exists
Complex neurological records often become scattered across portals, PDFs, emails, screenshots, notes, appointments, handouts, and lived events. Project Fionigan is meant to help keep the person, the timeline, the records, and the open questions together.
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FND continuityHelps present a clearer long-term record of functional neurological disorder history.
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Complex neurologyKeeps related neurological history and record fragments in one readable place.
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Human reviewSupports clearer conversation with clinicians, caregivers, reviewers, and other qualified people.
Plain-language version
The internet gives access to information. Project Fionigan is being built to give continuity through information.
It is an accessibility-first way to carry, organize, and present important neurological records without losing the chain of meaning.
Important boundary:
This site is informational only. Project Fionigan does not diagnose, provide medical advice,
replace medical records, or make clinical decisions.
Conference handout
Clinical continuity handout
Public-facing FNDS 2026 handout pages.
Back
Back page of the conference handout.
Conference poster
FNDS 2026 poster
Public-facing poster image placed below the handout section.
Five-year longitudinal documentation review
Poster image for public conference viewing.