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Clinical Reports References

These references support local, deterministic drafting and review. They are not clinical, legal, regulatory, privacy, publication, or accreditation advice and do not establish compliance.

Safety boundary

  • Use only synthetic, de-identified, or aggregate data.
  • Populate drafts only from verified authorized source facts.
  • Do not diagnose, treat, dose, triage, interpret raw observations, fabricate results, sign, file, or submit.
  • Do not use external models, APIs, image tools, or cross-skill calls.
  • Keep every output marked as a draft requiring qualified review.

File map

FileUse
report_type_routing.mdSelect the artifact and exact source family before drafting
case_report_guidelines.mdCARE case-report structure, consent, and publication safeguards
diagnostic_reports_standards.mdRadiology, pathology, and laboratory field boundaries
clinical_trial_reporting.mdCONSORT 2025, SPIRIT 2025, ICH E3, and ICH E6(R3)
safety_reporting.mdICH E2 and FDA safety-reporting distinctions
privacy_and_deidentification.mdHHS de-identification methods and process limits
medical_terminology.mdVersioned terminology and syntax-versus-semantics limits
data_presentation.mdAggregate tables, denominators, units, dates, and missingness
professional_review.mdEthics, accountability, review, and sign-off
sources.mdDated official-source ledger

Source handling

sources.md records primary or official sources checked on 2026-07-23. Requirements, regional adoption, controlled terminologies, and professional standards can change. Before real-world use, a qualified reviewer must verify the current official source, applicable jurisdiction, institution, sponsor procedure, protocol, statistical analysis plan, and target-journal instructions.

Terminology

“Required” in these references means required by the cited source within its stated scope, not universally required. “Complete” means structurally present in a manifest, not clinically correct. Script results never authorize use, release, signature, filing, or submission.