Research projects
Status is stated plainly. Published means a public, citable output; in progress means work under way with no finding claimed; proposed means no data has been collected.
Published
Nothing yet. StrayPaw has not published a research paper; this list will show citable outputs when they exist.
In progress
Kaju reliability: record tools that never invent a figure
An engineering evaluation of Kaju's model-free tools: that unreadable records are reported as unknown rather than zero, that every change is confirmed and audited, and that no request reaches a paid model unless explicitly authorised.
Automated checks run with every change to the code. This is software testing, not a peer-reviewed study.
How Kaju worksRecorded counts versus population: reporting rules for ABC programmes
Documenting how StrayPaw separates recorded procedures, clinical sign-off, municipal acceptance and estimated coverage, so programme figures cannot be read as population claims.
Method notes are public; no outcome claims are made.
Research standards
Proposed
Evidence completeness in municipal ABC claims
A proposed study of how often animal-level claims carry complete capture, surgery, ear-notch and release evidence, and what delays completion.
Proposed. No data has been collected or analysed for it.
Effect of WhatsApp-based intake on time from report to treatment
A proposed evaluation, once WhatsApp intake is connected and partners consent, comparing report-to-treatment times before and after.
Proposed. Depends on a connection that is not live.
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