Questions you can actually ask.

Who is asking?

• Just arrivingI want to understand this
• HouseholdI am a parent or caregiver
• Health ecosystemI am a doctor, nurse, or clinician
• Building in healthI am building or bringing a tool into care
• CommunityI want to start a conversation
• In the roomI am a patient, or I care for someone who is

What is in front of you?

A scoring error here becomes a body. The job is still the same: name the complication, prepare, proceed with care.

• We are being sold a toolA demo, a contract, a 'must-have' from a peer system.
• An ambient scribe is in the roomMicrophones, generated notes, a full clinic.
• A patient arrived with a chatbot's planPrintouts, screenshots, a family that has already decided.
• A board or quality meeting needs a conversation, not a slideGovernance, procurement, equity, safety.
• A new tool showed up in the workflowA ward, a clinic day, a nurse's station.

For I am a doctor, nurse, or clinician

A new tool showed up in the workflow

1. 01

   What extra work did this add, and whose time is that?

2. 02

   If it is wrong at 2 a.m., who do I call, and what am I allowed to override?

3. 03

   Does it work in this language, this accent, this lighting, this census?

4. 04

   What would I need to say no without being marked as difficult?