RareAnthropic — Safe Practice Curriculum

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the tally counts the 44 findings; the 6 connection notes also carry chips outside it

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✓ checked against an Anthropic page on the date shown · ▪ not checked against a page — the working group's document, or our own practice recommendation · ⚠ treat as a question, not a fact · ⚑ a patient-data decision could hang on this · ✎ our own practice rule, not an Anthropic product fact — the counts tally the 44 findings; the 6 connection notes also carry chips and sit outside that tally

Workshop — the 90-minute run sheet

The facilitator pack for the guided 90-minute collaborator session (first run: 18 September 2026, Singapore): the clock, the checks, and the fallbacks. Learners follow the course page; everything runs on synthetic or public material.

This is a teaching aid, not compliance or legal advice. Review status, honestly stated: no clinician has reviewed this course yet. A review is scheduled. The session presents the course as clinician-review-scheduled, never as clinician-reviewed. Ground rule to state out loud at the start: the workshop accounts are consumer accounts and are not covered for patient data — no real, remembered, or lightly-edited patient detail enters any chat today.

The 90-minute arc, six blocks drawn near to scale — the final five-minute block at a legibility floor. Zero to ten: setup, goals and the data boundary — the ground rule is said aloud. Ten to twenty-five: privacy and data handling; tends to overrun. Twenty-five to forty-five: useful prompts, sources and uncertainty. Forty-five to seventy: role-based practice in pairs; tends to overrun. Seventy to eighty-five: a bounded Discovery Lab thesis. Eighty-five to ninety: recap and the self-paced route. 0 10 25 45 70 85 90 setup, goals — and the data boundary ⚑ the ground rule is said aloud, not assumed privacy and data handling the retention exercise, live — everyone finds their toggle ⚠︎ tends to overrun useful prompts, sources and uncertainty a worked synthetic example, then each learner traces one ✓ claim to its receipt and to the live vendor page a "the page moved" report is treated as a win, out loud role-based practice in pairs clinician / advocate roles — the boundary drill; researcher / technical roles — the Skills exercise each pair states one thing that failed, and what changed ⚠︎ tends to overrun a bounded Discovery Lab thesis one paragraph — a named reviewer, an evidence standard the boundary statement here is never skipped for time recap and the self-paced route every learner leaves holding a printed one-pager
The clock, drawn near to scale — block heights are proportional to their minutes, except the last five-minute block and its rail segment, drawn at a legibility floor. The ⚠︎ marks restate the facilitator note below: blocks 2 and 4 overrun most, and the recovery is shortening block 3's second trace — never skipping block 5's boundary statement. Full block detail, materials, checks and fallbacks are in the run sheet beneath.

The six blocks

0–10 · Setup, goals, and the data boundary

10–25 · Privacy and data handling

25–45 · Useful prompts, sources, and uncertainty

45–70 · Role-based practice in pairs

70–85 · A bounded Discovery Lab thesis

85–90 · Recap and the self-paced route

Facilitator notes