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This page documents the evaluation framework, not a set of vendor findings. It shows what each framework is designed to organize, how its display scale is read, what evidence classes are permitted, and which conclusions remain outside this publication's scope.
The methodology hub documents five evaluation frameworks: IDI, TCO, SFCS, VLRR, and SFDM. It defines their display scales and score directions, but it does not by itself validate any vendor score, cost, outcome, or recommendation. Those claims require their own source records and publication manifest.
A 0–100 framework for organizing evidence about implementation duration, training, migration, workflow disruption, consultant dependency, and go-live risk. Lower values represent less implementation difficulty. This hub does not publish vendor results.
A dollar-range framework for organizing cost evidence across 1-, 3-, and 5-year views. Any published estimate must identify its source, practice scope, assumptions, and limitations.
A 0–10 framework for organizing documented evidence about specialty-specific workflows and capabilities. Higher values represent stronger documented fit; missing evidence cannot be treated as proof.
A 0–100 framework for organizing documented exit-risk evidence such as contract terms, data export, interoperability, and termination conditions. Lower values represent less documented lock-in risk.
A 0–100 framework for distinguishing documented feature depth from a binary feature checklist. Higher values represent greater documented depth under the linked rubric.
The hub configuration is reviewed as a versioned MedicalRecords Analysis record. The manifest verifies the five framework names, display scales, score directions, and evidence taxonomy shown on this page. It does not validate a linked page, a vendor result, a weighting model, an implementation outcome, or a cost estimate.
Read the versioned systems configuration and evidence taxonomy from the repository.
Match the configured names, scales, and directions to the visible page and manifest claims.
Exclude vendor performance and outcome claims unless a separate strict record supports them.
Every substantive research claim must use exactly one of these evidence classes and disclose the source, scope, confidence, method, review date, and limitations.
Version 2026.08.08
Introduced the first strict research manifest for this route, added a manifest-derived Evidence Panel, narrowed the page to reproducible framework descriptions, and removed unsupported outcome, freshness, FAQ, and completed-review claims.