Workflow
Review structured sessions
Clinicians continue into the existing dashboard for current session review and workflow continuation.
Clinicians
Structured review without workflow noise
Clinicians use Klark to review structured submissions, understand chronology, and request follow-up work without losing operational context.
- Structured chronology
- Workflow requests
- Organisation-controlled access
Workflow
A review model built around chronology
The clinician route is designed to keep review, request, and coordination activity connected to the patient workflow.
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Submission received
Patient work arrives as a structured intake packet for review.
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Chronology reviewed
Events and actions can be read in order rather than as isolated fragments.
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Request issued
Clinicians can ask for additional detail while keeping the request attached to context.
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Workflow continues
Follow-up work returns to the patient route and remains part of the same operational path.
Current path
What the clinician surface supports
The clinician dashboard is the current canonical destination for review and organisation workflows.
Requests
Coordinate additional work
Follow-up requests can be treated as workflow actions rather than side conversations.
Access
Keep organisation access controlled
Membership and invite handling remain inside the clinician surface and organisation model.
Trust
Operational controls clinicians can reason about
The public route avoids dashboard hype and focuses on the product properties that support careful review.
Determinism
Submissions are treated as reviewable outputs
Captured work is framed as structured intake for clinician review, not automated clinical conclusion.
Chronology
Review starts from ordered events
The workflow model prioritises event order and continuity across patient and clinician actions.
Control
Requests originate from review
Follow-up work is clinician-led and remains attached to the workflow it came from.
Access
Organisation membership stays explicit
Clinician onboarding is tied to provisioned access or secure invites rather than open public signup.
Access
Need onboarding context before access is provisioned?
Existing clinicians should continue straight to login. New clinician access remains organisation-led or invite-led.