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Screen dictionary
What each page means, who uses it, and what decision is made there.
The simple rule
Every screen should have a clear purpose: what I check here, who is in control, and what is not decided on this screen.
Everyday screens
- What it is
- The morning or quick check-in page. It shows what matters today and what is worth doing first.
- Main action
- I pick one small step: confirm a dose, note a symptom, or check whether something important is missing.
- What it is not
- It is not the place to change treatment or make hard medical decisions.
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- What it is
- The page for day-to-day medicines: what to take, when, and what has already been ticked off.
- Main action
- I tick off a dose, check the time, or note a question for the doctor.
- What it is not
- It does not replace the doctor's prescription and does not change the schedule without medical confirmation.
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- What it is
- The page where the patient notes how they feel: pain, nausea, fatigue, or other important changes.
- Main action
- I note the symptom and see whether it just needs watching or whether it is better to ask for help.
- What it is not
- It does not make a diagnosis and does not replace contacting the doctor in an emergency.
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Support circle
Patient
Support circle — the patient's view
- What it is
- The page where the patient adds their trusted people: family, close friends, or the person who helps them day to day.
- Main action
- I invite someone and choose, in plain terms, what they are allowed to see or help with.
- What it is not
- It is not a referral to a doctor and it does not give anyone automatic access. The patient stays the one who decides.
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Caregiver
Support circle — the caregiver's view
- What it is
- The caregiver's page shows what they can concretely help with, without overriding the patient's decisions.
- Main action
- I confirm that I helped, check whether there is a problem, or see who else is involved.
- What it is not
- It is not the place where the caregiver changes access on their own or sees things the patient has not shared.
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Patient + caregiver
Help today
- What it is
- A short list of things to do today: who calls, who checks in, who helps with something practical.
- Main action
- I tick off that I did something, or clarify who is taking care of it.
- What it is not
- It is not for changing account access. It is only for organizing today's help.
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- What it is
- The list of people who have been given access. Here the patient clearly sees who is connected and who is still waiting on their invitation.
- Main action
- I add someone, check whether the invitation was accepted, or stop access when it is no longer needed.
- What it is not
- It is not for doctors or professional services in Beta. It is for the personal support circle.
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Patient
Add a caregiver / close person
- What it is
- A short path for inviting someone. First I choose the person and what they can help with, then I send the invitation.
- Main action
- I fill in the invitation only after I understand what information will be shared.
- What it is not
- It is not a cold, administrative form. Its purpose is to keep the patient from sending access by mistake.
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Medical access and information
- What it is
- The area for your relationship with the doctor or clinic, kept separate from family help.
- Main action
- I prepare useful information for an appointment or a medical discussion.
- What it is not
- It is not the same as family or caregivers. Medical access must be handled separately.
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- What it is
- The place with plain-language explanations: medical terms, guides, rights, nutrition, emotions, and support for family.
- Main action
- I look for a short explanation or a guide I can read without complicated language.
- What it is not
- It does not replace individual medical advice.
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