Match information to the immediate decision
Identity, work, school, relationships, medication, sensory needs and rights do not all need to be solved on the same day. A staged resource plan reduces overload.
Clinician-controlled evidence
Care continuity
A diagnosis answers the naming question. Your service still has to answer “what now?”
Post-diagnostic support is often fragmented or absent. SheldonDx helps clinicians connect feedback, recommendations and a small set of relevant resources so patients and families leave with a usable next step rather than an undifferentiated library.
A question for your current workflow
What does the patient receive in the first hour and first week after the feedback appointment?
Keep the clinician in the sharing decision
Clinicians select the resource or bundle that fits the feedback conversation. The current workflow supports WhatsApp sharing and copy-link fallback; it does not autonomously prescribe content.
Make follow-up visible
A resource handover should identify what to discuss next and when. Sending a link is not evidence that it was read, understood or helpful.
Questions worth answering before a demo
Does SheldonDx track whether a patient reads a resource?
Recipient engagement tracking is not a current claim. The workflow records the clinician’s share action; do not treat that as patient engagement.
Can resources replace a follow-up appointment?
No. They can support understanding and preparation, but clinical follow-up remains a service decision.
See a post-diagnosis handover
Review how feedback can lead to a small, clinician-selected resource pack.
Book a support-workflow walkthrough