Trusted Ones / Heritage & Responsibility / Checklist Personal preparation, not a medical assessment score. Even eight checkmarks do not establish medical approval, suitability, safety or a quality guarantee. Diagnosis, indication and treatment decisions remain with the treating doctor.
Eight questions to help you prepare 01 Where does the information come from?Is it clear whether it comes from the doctor, a register or a reviewing organisation? 02 What exactly is being claimed?Does it concern a qualification, authorisation to practise, experience or fit with a personal criterion? 03 What evidence supports it?Can I trace the document and its issuing body or competent authority? 04 Who and what does the evidence cover?Are the individual, professional scope and any geographical limits clear? 05 How current is the information?Is an issue or review date given, and what was established at that time? 06 What was actually checked?Is it clear which statement was verified and which questions remain open? 07 What fits my personal criteria?Can I distinguish my preferences from the medical suitability that a doctor must assess? 08 What do I want to discuss with the doctor?Have I organised my questions about indication, alternatives, risks, costs and aftercare? Your checkmarks are processed only within this open page. They are not stored or sent. You can also print using the browser menu. Technical server logs from loading the page are separate.
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