Privacy
The Interpretation Project provides voluntary, interactive clinical learning experiences, including Sprints and Courses. This notice explains how information submitted through these experiences may be collected and used.
Information that may be collected
Depending on the experience, participants may be asked to provide:
Responses to clinical cases, questions, or reflective prompts
Professional or educational status, such as student, resident, or practicing clinician
An email address when needed for participation tracking or follow-up
Other information voluntarily included in a response or comment
Participants should not submit protected health information (PHI), patient identifiers, confidential clinical information, or sensitive personal information through any Interpretation Project experience.
How information may be used
Submitted information may be reviewed to:
Support participation tracking and response analysis
Better understand patterns of clinical reasoning, recognition, reassessment, and decision-making
Improve existing cases and learning experiences
Develop future educational materials, presentations, publications, and project resources
Guide the continued development of Sprints, Courses, and other Interpretation Project experiences
Responses may be reviewed individually or in aggregate. Individual responses will not be publicly attributed to a participant without permission.
Third-party form services
Interpretation Project experiences may be delivered through third-party form services, including Tally. Information entered into these forms is processed through the applicable service and may also be subject to that provider’s privacy and data-processing practices.
Tally states that form data is encrypted in transit and at rest and stored in Europe. Tally also provides form owners with submission-retention and deletion controls. Tally’s privacy information, Tally’s data-retention documentation.
Reasoning Mirror (pilot)
Some Sprints may offer an optional reflection called the Reasoning Mirror. To create it, we keep a copy of three of your responses from that Sprint: the findings you selected, your written presentation, and the defense you chose. We also keep two technical reference codes generated by Tally. We do not store your name or email address for this feature.
This copy is held with Cloudflare, a cloud infrastructure provider, and is deleted automatically after 30 days. The Reasoning Mirror page itself is hosted by Framer, a website platform, which may record standard visit information such as the pages opened.
Your reflection is created by a fixed set of rules, or written by the Interpretation Project’s creator. Your responses are not sent to an artificial intelligence service. If that changes, we will update this notice before it does.
The Mirror describes how your three responses relate to one another. It is not a score or an assessment. Anyone who has your reflection link can open it, so please keep it private.
Voluntary participation
Participation is voluntary. You may stop at any time before submitting a response.
Interpretation Project experiences are intended for education, reflection, and project development. They are not formal assessments of clinical competence, professional performance, knowledge, or readiness for practice and do not replace clinical judgment.
Last updated
October 2026
The Interpretation Project provides voluntary, interactive clinical learning experiences, including Sprints and Courses. This notice explains how information submitted through these experiences may be collected and used.
Information that may be collected
Depending on the experience, participants may be asked to provide:
Responses to clinical cases, questions, or reflective prompts
Professional or educational status, such as student, resident, or practicing clinician
An email address when needed for participation tracking or follow-up
Other information voluntarily included in a response or comment
Participants should not submit protected health information (PHI), patient identifiers, confidential clinical information, or sensitive personal information through any Interpretation Project experience.
How information may be used
Submitted information may be reviewed to:
Support participation tracking and response analysis
Better understand patterns of clinical reasoning, recognition, reassessment, and decision-making
Improve existing cases and learning experiences
Develop future educational materials, presentations, publications, and project resources
Guide the continued development of Sprints, Courses, and other Interpretation Project experiences
Responses may be reviewed individually or in aggregate. Individual responses will not be publicly attributed to a participant without permission.
Third-party form services
Interpretation Project experiences may be delivered through third-party form services, including Tally. Information entered into these forms is processed through the applicable service and may also be subject to that provider’s privacy and data-processing practices.
Tally states that form data is encrypted in transit and at rest and stored in Europe. Tally also provides form owners with submission-retention and deletion controls. Tally’s privacy information, Tally’s data-retention documentation.
Reasoning Mirror (pilot)
Some Sprints may offer an optional reflection called the Reasoning Mirror. To create it, we keep a copy of three of your responses from that Sprint: the findings you selected, your written presentation, and the defense you chose. We also keep two technical reference codes generated by Tally. We do not store your name or email address for this feature.
This copy is held with Cloudflare, a cloud infrastructure provider, and is deleted automatically after 30 days. The Reasoning Mirror page itself is hosted by Framer, a website platform, which may record standard visit information such as the pages opened.
Your reflection is created by a fixed set of rules, or written by the Interpretation Project’s creator. Your responses are not sent to an artificial intelligence service. If that changes, we will update this notice before it does.
The Mirror describes how your three responses relate to one another. It is not a score or an assessment. Anyone who has your reflection link can open it, so please keep it private.
Voluntary participation
Participation is voluntary. You may stop at any time before submitting a response.
Interpretation Project experiences are intended for education, reflection, and project development. They are not formal assessments of clinical competence, professional performance, knowledge, or readiness for practice and do not replace clinical judgment.
Last updated
October 2026
