I am a Kyiv-based physician-psychiatrist building practical, local-first software for psychiatry, medical education, and clinical workflow support.

My work sits at the intersection of emergency psychiatry, outpatient psychiatric care, psycho-oncology, medical education, and small software tools. I am especially interested in turning clinical structure into clear interfaces: screening instruments, reference databases, decision aids, training tools, and privacy-preserving offline utilities.

• Physician-psychiatrist with 7 years of clinical experience.
• Certified specialist in psychiatry; medical education at Bogomolets National Medical University.
• Current clinical work includes public-sector psychiatry and private outpatient practice.
• Private practice / FOP: KABIMED.
• Member of the Ukrainian Psycho-Oncology Association, with work focused on adult oncology patients, relatives of oncology patients, and clients without cancer history.
• Previous psycho-oncology work included LISOD / Israeli Oncology Hospital context and public education on psychotropic medications in oncology.

• Guest psychiatrist on Простими словами, season Наука стійкості, within the Ukrainian mental health program Ти як?.
• Discussed psychiatry and answered audience questions with Roman Gavrylin / Dr. Gavrylin.
• Public materials include antidepressants, psychiatric assessment, psycho-oncology, and patient-facing mental health education.

I build tools that are intentionally small, transparent, and clinically cautious:

• local-first screening and scoring utilities;
• psychiatric and psycho-oncology reference systems;
• medical exam trainers and question banks;
• clinical workflow navigators;
• static apps that avoid unnecessary patient-data collection;
• interfaces that make uncertainty and limitations visible.

• psych-encyclopaedia - RU/UA clinical reference for practicing psychiatrists and narcologists, with structured entries, flowcharts, and citations.
• pid5-irf - PID-5 Informant Report Form web tool for relatives of patients; offline and client-side.
• cape42-tools - multilingual CAPE-42 / CAPE-P15 psychotic-spectrum screening tool.
• pcl5-tools - offline trilingual PCL-5 screening and monitoring tool.
• mid60-tools - local MID-60 scoring and interpretation tool.
• pppd-screener - structured PPPD self-report mapped to Barany Society criteria.

• psych-qbank - psychiatry question bank and study tooling.
• krok2-trainer - KROK-2 clinical exam trainer.
• osce-anesthesiology - OSCE-style anesthesiology and resuscitation trainer.
• kyiv-internship-2026 - Kyiv medical internship placement navigator.
• fop-marshrut - interactive route for opening a private psychiatric practice in Kyiv.

• Local-first clinical software
• Static web apps and offline scoring utilities
• Psychiatric assessment workflows
• Clinical reference databases
• Medical education interfaces
• Privacy-preserving practice tools
• Linux, OpenBSD, search systems, and small developer utilities

• Clinical tools should be transparent, source-aware, and conservative in wording.
• Psychiatric software should support clinical judgment, not pretend to replace it.
• Patient-facing tools should avoid collecting identifiable data unless there is a clear reason and explicit consent.
• Educational resources should make uncertainty visible instead of hiding it behind confident UI.
• Useful medical software can often be simple: static pages, local computation, printable summaries, careful wording, and good citations.

Public repositories here are educational or workflow-support tools. They are not a substitute for clinical judgment, emergency care, local law, formal guidelines, supervision, or individualized medical advice.

• GitHub: @BenBakster
• KABIMED profile: Віленчик Антон Павлович
• Email: ben.bakster@protonmail.ch