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Clinical setup

Configure the reviewed building blocks used by patient booking and clinical workflows. The setup path keeps draft, published, tenant-readiness, and platform-release state distinct.

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What you can do here

Guided, searchable setup

Use the grouped Clinical setup rail to find care setup, library, and compliance areas. The overview turns current tenant configuration and live readiness blockers into a five-step path without changing any published record.

Dependency-aware setup

Start with previewable default intake, consent, and communication starters or create your own. Then review exact dependencies, choose described provider-credential requirements, publish an active visit type, maintain matching provider evidence, and review pharmacy configuration.

Described clinical choices

Known clinical values are selected from explained options, including the complete supported language and time-zone catalogs, modalities, consent roles, communication rules, focused provider evidence, and pharmacy capabilities. New provider evidence starts with medical registration and offers specialty certification, separate prescribing authority, or facility privileges only when needed. Saved legacy values remain readable, while valid regional locale and market codes can be added where supported.

Actionable validation

When a draft or revision is incomplete, every affected control is highlighted with a nearby Fix instruction. The validation summary explains why saving stopped, gives the resolution sequence, and lets each issue reveal its step or Advanced section, scroll to it, and place focus on the exact field.

Deep-linked readiness guidance

Setup Guide and go-live blockers open a bookmarkable clinical area with a guided-resolution panel already focused. Provider coverage failures show each affected visit, scheduled doctor, and the exact mismatched evidence control, with direct actions for evidence, appointment hours, visit requirements, and pending review.

Immutable published versions

Published clinical configuration remains evidence for existing appointments. A later revision creates new terms and does not silently rewrite booked care.

Separate release authority

Clinic configuration can satisfy tenant readiness, but tenant administrators cannot view or change the platform launch policy. That authority remains at the super-admin/platform layer, and it cannot override disabled media, signing, pharmacy, external-registry, or release providers.

Tenant credential review

Owners and administrators review another provider’s pending evidence from the tenant review desk. Platform recovery access cannot decide, and providers cannot approve their own evidence.

Revoked credential cleanup

A revoked credential can be permanently removed from the active register and review queue by a tenant owner or administrator after an explicit confirmation. Immutable evidence and identifier-only audit history remain available for governed historical records.

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Follow these steps

Prepare patient booking

  1. Choose a baseline template or create a clinic-authored form, policy, communication profile, note pattern, or visit archetype.
  2. Preview the starter contents before creating a draft, and preview each selected intake, consent, communication, and workflow dependency again before assigning it to a visit type.
  3. Review mapped fields and prefill provenance; patients and clinicians must confirm suggested values before saving them.
  4. Publish the workflow matrix that assigns every required artifact to its actor, phase, condition, and safety gate.
  5. Create an intake form through Details, Questions, and Review. Expand each question only when you need to edit it, and open Advanced settings for red-flag and lifecycle controls.
  6. Publish the applicable patient consent and appointment communication policies.
  7. Open each selection to read what the option permits or requires before choosing it.
  8. In the visit type, select each required provider credential from the described options and review the matching configured and verified evidence counts.
  9. If validation appears, work through the summary links. Hidden dependencies and intake-question settings open automatically when they need attention.
  10. Publish an active visit type that selects those exact versions. Every selected credential type is required; the selections are not alternatives.
  11. Submit provider evidence, then have an eligible tenant administrator review the exact authority, scope, dates, restrictions, and evidence reference.
  12. When a coverage error appears, open its evidence action. The editor carries the affected visit requirements with you and highlights every market, modality, specialty, Schedule action, date, restriction, or identifier that must be corrected before saving.
  13. Add provider availability under Appointment settings, then re-check readiness.
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Helpful habits

  • Review effective dates, markets, modalities, and policy versions before publishing.
  • Resolve every highlighted validation item before retrying Save or Publish; summary links are ordered in the same sequence as the editor.
  • Keep visit-type credential requirements aligned with the exact types used by provider evidence. Selecting multiple types requires an eligible provider to satisfy every one.
  • Use Medical registration for ordinary practice authority. Add specialty certification, separate prescribing authority, or facility privileges only when the clinician's governed work requires that distinct evidence.
  • Treat credential approval as a clinic decision for the exact evidence shown. Complete any separate external registry checks required by your policy or jurisdiction.
  • Keep identifiers and provider references out of patient-facing labels and help copy.
  • Treat a provider adapter marked disabled as unavailable even when local configuration exists.
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Tips

  • Search filters the grouped Clinical setup rail without changing the currently selected area.
  • The overview path follows the order in which dependencies are normally resolved and highlights one recommended next step.
  • Updating a clinic template affects future resolution only. Existing appointments retain the exact versions captured when they were booked.
  • A reviewed form template creates an intake draft for separate review; it never publishes a live patient questionnaire automatically.
  • Older pending credentials that predate the review desk must be saved as a new evidence revision before they can be approved.
  • Legacy credential types remain readable on saved records and stay available while correcting an exact guided coverage requirement, but they do not clutter the New credential evidence list.
  • Revoke evidence before deleting it. Permanent deletion removes the credential from the active register and review queue; immutable evidence remains available only for governed historical records.
  • A validation summary item is a navigation shortcut: it reveals collapsed content, scrolls to the field, and leaves focus ready for correction.
  • A guided blocker link carries its clinical area and blocker code, so returning to it restores the same explanation and resolution path.
  • A green doctor in Visit coverage errors means current data is aligned and the remaining action is to run the safety check again.
  • Refresh reloads tenant configuration without changing any published record.
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