What users may record
- symptoms and timing
- medications and supplements
- notes and questions
- measurements and connected-device readings
- allergies or reactions
- documents and supporting materials when enabled
Provenance
Reports should make it clear whether information was:
- recorded by the patient
- imported from another source
- calculated or grouped by Jornal
- missing, incomplete, or unverified
Important limitations
- the report is patient-generated
- completeness depends on what the patient recorded or imported
- suitability for GP or clinician use depends on the patient reviewing the material for completeness and accuracy before sharing
- calculations and questionnaires should not be treated as diagnoses
- clinicians should independently verify relevant information before relying on it for care decisions
- Byldya and Jornal do not assume diagnostic responsibility on the basis of patient-generated report content alone
Questionnaire attribution
If a report references a questionnaire or score, the source, version, and attribution should remain visible. Absence of a score or section should not be interpreted as absence of symptoms.
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Important note
These Personal Medical Workspace materials describe patient-generated records and summaries from Jornal. They are not diagnostic output, and anything prepared for GP or clinician use should be reviewed for completeness and accuracy before it is shared or relied on.