This doesn't solve the information asymmetry (and I don't really think you can solve the information asymmetry short of getting an MD yourself). What it does is

This doesn't solve the information asymmetry (and I don't really think you can solve the information asymmetry short of getting an MD yourself). What it does is abstract it behind tables of scores but at the end of the day, the patient still needs to trust that the system is logical and that the compiled data is accurate and then somehow bridge the generalized case of the compiled data to his own case which is probably the trickiest part for somebody without medical training. Maybe you should just trust your GP on this one. Or if you think you cannot, maybe find a healthcare system that aligns the incentives of your GP with your well-being.