How it works
A practicing RN stress-tests your product, without the meetings.
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Buy the Clinical Read.
Pay $299 through Stripe. You'll see a confirmation right away.
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Tell us about your product.
Right after checkout, you'll fill out a short form about your product, asking for:
- A demo login, prototype link, screenshots or a recorded walkthrough
- Who uses it (role, unit or setting) and when in their day
- What the product is meant to do, in a sentence or two
- The questions you most want answered
- Any parts that are out of scope
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Your reviewer gets to work.
A practicing RN with acute care experience takes on your product and confirms what they need to review it.
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Your nurse stress-tests it.
They work through the product as a nurse on a busy shift would: at the start of the shift, mid-task, during an admission or a rapid change in a patient's condition, and at handoff.
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You get the written report.
Delivered by email as a PDF within 5 business days of receiving your details.
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Follow-up questions by email.
If something in the report is unclear, reply to the email it came with and your reviewer will answer in writing.
What the review covers
- Where the workflow breaks in a real shift
- Safety risks a nurse would flag
- Usability problems under time pressure
- What nurses need before they will trust and use it
- Prioritized, plain-English recommendations
Our reviewer
- A licensed registered nurse who still works real shifts
- Acute care experience in ICU and emergency settings
- Reviewing on their own behalf, not for any hospital or employer
What to send
Product access or screenshots, a short description, your target users and your questions.
What not to send
Patient information, protected health information (PHI), or real patient records. Use demo or synthetic data only.
What it is not
The Clinical Read is the informed opinion of an experienced, practicing nurse. It is not a clinical trial, a formal usability study, a regulatory assessment or legal advice, and it does not replace FDA review or clinical validation. See the Disclaimer.