Your doctor adds the records
Only the records being reviewed go into the workspace.
For patients receiving an n1 report
Read the report your doctor reviewed before sharing.
n1 sorts results and events. Your doctor checks the report, decides what matters, and shares the version meant for you.
Read it together
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The report is written to be gone through with your doctor.
It is not a verdict sent to your inbox. Your doctor reads the draft, decides what matters to you, and shares the version meant for that conversation.
What your doctor reviews
A draft report before it reaches you.
This made-up example is a draft we have not reviewed. It shows the detail a doctor reads, but it is not the report you would get.
Inside the draft
Recorded resultsValues shown with their dates and reference ranges.
Change over timeEarlier results sit beside the latest ones.
Draft interpretationGenerated findings and recommendations for your doctor to check.
Next conversationQuestions and missing data to raise together.
Open the full unreviewed draft →Before it reaches you
Three steps before the report is shared.
Your doctor remains responsible for review and clinical decisions.
Your doctor checks the report
n1 sorts the records. Your doctor checks the source pages, edits the words, and decides what matters.
Your doctor shares one version
You get the report chosen for you, to read and discuss together.
Sharing and privacy
Only the report is shared—not the clinical workspace.
SelectionYour doctor chooses which report to share.
AccessYou can lock a report link with a password, give it an expiry date, and switch it off.
ReviewYour doctor can check the source page before sharing the report.
Medical advicen1 may draft findings and next steps, and your doctor reviews them. Use the shared report to talk it through together.
See what happens before a report is shared.
Open the made-up draft, or ask how doctor-led sharing works.