Everything a Mini produces is a draft. In practice, this means you ask the Mini for help — a progress note, a summary, a family update — and then you read what it produces, edit it if needed, and decide what to do with it. You might copy it into your official system of record, use it as a starting point for a report, or discard it entirely.
The Mini can search records, surface information, and suggest language. The clinical judgement is yours. If you're writing a progress report, the Mini can help you pull together relevant information from across six months of notes and assessments — but you decide what's accurate, what's relevant, and what goes in.
Citations are part of this. Every response includes numbered references to the source records, so you can verify where the information came from and check it against your own knowledge of the person.
Your organisation also has admin-level oversight. Admins can manage who has access to which Minis, control what records are included, and review how the platform is being used.
If a Mini produces something that doesn't seem right, you can flag it through the help desk in the app. That feedback is genuinely useful — it helps us improve how Minis respond.