Privacy should feel obvious.
These principles describe the product standard behind Dose & Tell. They are a plain-language overview, not a substitute for the final legal privacy notice required before production launch.
Health data stays health data
Treatment details are handled as sensitive health information. We do not design dose logs, symptoms, or weight history as public engagement content.
Personal and community identities are separate
Your patient record and your community alias serve different purposes. Participating in a community should not require publishing the identity connected to your care record.
Sharing starts with a choice
Connected care features are designed around explicit access. A provider or organization should only see information through an intentional connection and within the permissions provided.
Collect what the product needs
Dose & Tell is built to organize protocols, dose events, progress, symptoms, and supply. The product should not ask for unrelated personal details simply because it can.
Make controls understandable
Privacy language, export options, and account controls should use plain language. People should not need to decode product terminology to understand where their information goes.
Pre-launch notice: counsel should review and replace this principles page with the production privacy notice before the public service begins collecting personal health information.
