What a Rhazes space is

A space is a shelf of documents Rhazes reads from, so answers come from your own guidelines and policies rather than the open web.

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The idea

A space is a shelf of documents Rhazes can read from. Guidelines, local policies, formularies, protocols, referral criteria, standard operating procedures. Anything your practice actually works to.

Point a chat at a space and Rhazes answers from those documents first, quoting the passage it used rather than paraphrasing something it half-remembers. That is the whole point of them. Plenty of clinical questions have a correct answer locally that differs from the correct answer nationally, and a general model has no way to know which one you need.

Everyone starts with one

Every account gets a private personal space, created for you the first time you open Spaces. See Your personal Rhazes space.

Why you would want more than one

Because a space is a boundary, not a filing cabinet. A chat pointed at your cardiology space sees the cardiology documents and nothing else, which is exactly what you want when a question could be answered three different ways by three different specialties.

Split them the way your work is actually split: one per specialty, one per site, one per contract. A single space holding everything gives Rhazes more to sift through and gives you less control over what it finds.

What a space is made of

Inside a space are reference documents. Each one is a named folder holding files, not a single file, so "Trust antimicrobial policy" can be one reference document containing forty PDFs. Inside it you can build folders to organise those files further.

See Adding documents to a space.

Where spaces are used

Shared, when you want them to be

A space can stay yours alone, be shared with named colleagues by invitation, or be opened to every Rhazes clinician. Sharing a space is the fastest way to get a whole department working from the same version of the same guideline.

See Inviting people to a space and Public spaces and Discover.

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