Sharing a template with the community

Publish a clinical template for other Rhazes clinicians to use, what to check first, and what happens to copies afterwards.

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Publishing

A template can be made public, which puts it in the community library for other Rhazes users to find and copy.

Before you publish

Check it contains nothing specific to you or your organisation. A template is a structure, but it is easy to leave a real name, a local phone number or an internal process in one without noticing.

What happens after

Someone who copies your template gets their own copy. They can change it, and their changes do not affect yours. Equally, edits you make afterwards do not reach copies already taken.

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