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Get the free chapter, no email →Sepsis and septic shock, one of the nine, complete and unedited.
Pocket Notes is the reference, $29. The Clinician Suite is the whole system, $99. Instant download, thirty day refund, no questions, keep the files. Note Phrases, $10, and the Practice Suite, $299, are compared in the table below.
$29The file the free chapter came from. Nine chapters summarizing named published guidelines, with a source tag on every number. For licensed clinicians.
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Instant download. Two PDFs, one full size and one sized for a phone. Refund within 30 days, keep the files.
The rule the reels show, written down: the 45 page handbook, seven workflows, the badged prompt library, the PHI firewall cards and the full de-identifier. 30 files, one payment. For licensed clinicians.
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Instant download. 30 files, the 45 page handbook first. Refund within 30 days, keep the files.
For licensed clinicians only. Summaries of named published guidelines as read on the dates printed inside; not medical advice, not a decision tool, not endorsed by any society. Verify every dose against the current FDA label and your pharmacist before prescribing.
Five things, compared on what you actually get.
| Free chapter | Note Phrases, $10 | Pocket Notes, $29 | Clinician Suite, $99 | Practice Suite, $299 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it is | One full chapter, sepsis and septic shock | 68 documentation phrases for hospital and clinic notes. No diagnosis, no treatment, no drug, no dose | Nine inpatient chapters, source on every number | The method for using a general purpose AI safely, in 30 files | The Clinician Suite for up to ten clinicians plus the governance layer a practice needs |
| For | Judging the other eight before paying | Anyone who keeps a phrase library in the EHR | Residents, hospitalists, anyone covering adult inpatients | Any clinician drafting notes, letters or replies with AI | The person who has to write the practice's AI policy |
| Files | 1 PDF | Plain text, an A4 PDF, a phone sized PDF and an import bundle | A5 PDF, phone PDF, 90 chart lines as text | Handbook, 100 badged prompts, 8 EHR skeletons, Word and Excel tools, cards, the full de-identifier | Ten seats of the Clinician Suite, plus an editable AI use policy, a governance register, an SOP template and an ROI calculator |
| Email asked | No | Gumroad checkout only | Gumroad checkout only | Gumroad checkout only | Gumroad checkout only |
| Refund | Not needed | 30 days, keep the files | 30 days, keep the files | 30 days, keep the files | 30 days, while fewer than ten seats are distributed |
| Read it | Twelve free · Buy | Details · Buy | Details · Buy | Details · Buy |
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Free chapterSepsis and septic shock, complete. One of the nine, unedited, so you can judge the other eight before you pay for them. Every number carries a source tag. PDF, no email.
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