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Early risk identification
Capture and structure family history so inherited risk patterns surface as early as possible, before the first cardiac event.
Sillah (صلة) is a family health management system that turns scattered family history into early warnings for hereditary cardiac risk. This site documents its full requirements lifecycle, from inception and elicitation to analysis and a prioritised specification.
SA GA GS SK Four-person team · SE311 Software Requirements EngineeringInherited heart conditions are often identified late. The signals are usually there already, in a parent's diagnosis or a grandparent's age at first event, but they are spread across people, memories and paper records.
Sillah gives families one place to record that history, applies rule-based risk checks across generations, and moves people from an alert to a screening appointment with a provider.
This project delivers the requirements baseline for that system: 30 testable functional requirements, a domain model, use cases, and a prioritised release scope, all traced to stakeholder needs.
Each requirement traces back to at least one of these prevention goals.
Capture and structure family history so inherited risk patterns surface as early as possible, before the first cardiac event.
Clear recommendations and reminders that encourage regular screening and healthier habits.
Appointment workflows that move a family from alert to provider action quickly.
Traceability, validation and change control keep health-related requirements reliable as the system evolves.
Three phases are documented page by page on this site. Specification, validation and management are covered in the final report.
Patient and doctor portals from the Sillah prototype. Click any screen to enlarge it.
Record relatives and conditions, understand risk in plain language, and get reminded to act.
Family requirements →See structured family history at a glance, manage appointments and follow up on flagged patients.
Provider requirements →Keep accounts, content and data governance secure, auditable and compliant with privacy rules.
Admin requirements →Three written phase reports and the final presentation, available to download or read in the browser.