Trusted Sources for Reliable AI Coach

At FeverCoach, we built AI Coach to give parents dependable, personalized support when it matters most. To ensure the guidance is medically sound and relevant to your child, we’ve grounded the AI Coach in trusted, evidence-based references used by healthcare professionals worldwide.

Below is a core source that forms the backbone of the AI Coach’s recommendations—especially in areas like temperature monitoring, symptom assessment, and home care for young children.

NICE Guideline: Advice for Home Care

The National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) provides guidelines for managing fever in children under five years old. These guidelines offer advice on home care and help establish a clear consensus on fever management, ensuring consistency across different healthcare providers.

Why It’s Important: A standardized approach to symptom management helps ensure that parents and healthcare providers are aligned, giving you more confidence in the care decisions you make at home.

Learn More: NICE guideline for fever: under 5 years old

How We Use These References

AI Coach doesn’t rely on guesswork or general internet searches. Instead, it pulls from high-quality, clinically vetted sources to deliver:

• Context-Aware Advice: Every recommendation is adjusted to your child’s age, weight, and specific health profile.

• Pediatric-Specific Standards: We use child-focused references—not generic ones—so the advice fits infants, toddlers, and young children.

• Consistency with Medical Practice: Our goal is to bridge the gap between what parents do at home and what doctors recommend in clinics.

Continuous Updates for Evolving Guidance

As AI Coach grows, we continually review and integrate additional trusted medical sources to expand and improve the accuracy of our recommendations. This ensures that the guidance you receive stays aligned with the latest pediatric standards and clinical best practices.

Stay Informed, Stay Safe,

The FeverCoach Team