Good uses
- Summarize information already available to you.
- Draft patient-friendly wording for review.
- Spot lists that may need follow-up.
- Explore questions about clinic activity before checking the underlying records.
Always review
- Confirm names, dates, amounts, and clinical facts.
- Edit wording so it matches the patient's situation and clinic policy.
- A qualified person makes medical, access, employment, and financial decisions.
- Save only the final approved information in the proper patient or clinic area.
Do not use it for
- Do not ask it to make a diagnosis or promise an outcome.
- Do not paste patient information from outside ClinicQ into an unapproved tool.
- Do not send an unreviewed message to a patient.
- Do not assume a suggestion is correct because it sounds confident.
