License

Use it like it is yours. Just do not sell it.

The license is deliberately permissive inside your own practice, and firm at exactly one boundary: redistribution.

Last updated: 11 August 2026 · Forms part of the Terms of Sale

The grant

On purchase you receive a perpetual, worldwide, non-exclusive, non-transferable license to use these materials for the seats you bought. Perpetual means exactly that: the files remain yours permanently, including after the twelve-month update window closes, and including if you take a refund. There is nothing to renew and nothing that deactivates.

Clinician Suite, one clinician

You mayYou may not
Use every file in your own clinical practice, without limit on volume Share the files with colleagues who have not bought a seat
Edit, adapt, rewrite and restructure anything to fit your service, your specialty and your voice Upload them to a shared drive, intranet, group chat or department folder others can access
Load the phrases into your EHR account and use them indefinitely Resell, sublicense, publish or distribute them in any form, free or paid
Give adapted patient-facing handouts to your own patients, with or without your own clinic branding Present the materials, or derivatives of them, as your own commercial product or course
Quote short extracts in teaching, with attribution to The Attending Use them to train or fine-tune a model, or to build a competing library or dataset
Keep using everything permanently, after updates end Remove copyright notices from files you redistribute (which you may not redistribute anyway)

On patient-facing materials specifically

Handouts, discharge instructions and education materials you adapt from these templates are yours to use with your patients under your own name or clinic branding, with no attribution required and no royalty. That is the point of them. The only thing you cannot do is package them up and sell them as a product.

Practice Suite, up to ten clinicians

The Practice Suite licenses the same materials to an organization for up to ten named clinicians, plus the governance documents, which are licensed to the organization itself.

More than ten clinicians, a multi-site group, or a health system: email us and we will price it properly rather than making you buy the wrong thing repeatedly.

What we claim no rights over

Your clinical content is entirely yours

Anything you write into these structures, every note, letter, appeal, handout and policy you produce using them, belongs to you and your organization completely. We assert no ownership, no license and no interest of any kind in your output, and we never see it.

Attribution

No attribution is required for ordinary clinical use, including patient-facing materials. If you are quoting the method in teaching, writing or a presentation, attribution to The Attending is appreciated and not obligatory.

If the license is breached

Material breach, chiefly redistribution or resale: terminates the license. In practice we will email you first and ask you to stop, because the overwhelming majority of sharing is a generous colleague rather than a bad actor, and a colleague who is told is usually mortified rather than defiant.

If a colleague sent you these files and you are reading this page to find out where you stand: nothing happens to you. Buy a seat if the materials earn it, or delete them if they do not. That is the entire consequence.


Licensing questions, including enterprise and academic use: support@theattending.net. This license forms part of the Terms of Sale.