THE CLEAR REFERENCEBetter questions.
Better questions.
Clearer conversations.
A calm reference workspace for understanding research numbers and preparing appointments. No diagnosis, dosing or treatment recommendations.
REFERENCE SHELF
Better prepared. Better understood.
Health-literacy & appointment preparation / 8 tools
REF. 01Research numbersRelative and Absolute Risk ReaderCompare two entered event rates using a defined arithmetic model.→REF. 02Research numbersEvent Rate per ThousandTranslate an entered event count into a frequency per 1,000 observations.→REF. 03AppointmentsAppointment Agenda TimerReserve listening time and divide your question time across priorities.→REF. 04AppointmentsRecord Preparation Checklist CountCount outstanding preparation items without entering medical information.→REF. 05Research numbersPercentage Point ExplainerDistinguish a percentage-point difference from relative percentage change.→REF. 06Label literacyLabel Serving MultiplierScale a labeled amount by servings without recommending intake.→REF. 07Research numbersStudy Attrition ReaderSummarize follow-up counts within one entered study cohort.→REF. 08AppointmentsQuestion List Word BudgetFit a short question list into an entered note-length allowance.→
KEEP THE METHOD IN VIEW
The question comes before the conclusion.
Use these worksheets to understand a defined number or prepare a conversation. Ask a qualified clinician about personal care.
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