Direct answer
LIZ Data Privacy and Public Proof
LIZ public proof is aggregate. It should not publish patient names, phone numbers, private communications, notes, raw messages, or patient-level records as marketing proof.
Knowledge base
Public proof should show outcomes without exposing patient-level details.
Direct answer
LIZ public proof is aggregate. It should not publish patient names, phone numbers, private communications, notes, raw messages, or patient-level records as marketing proof.
Public proof may include office-level counts, date ranges, recovered opportunities, came-in totals, associated production totals, and methodology caveats.
Public proof excludes patient names, phone numbers, private communications, notes, raw messages, and patient-level records.
The strongest proof is still controlled proof. Aggregate reporting lets LIZ explain outcomes while protecting patient-level operational data.
FAQ
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Yes. LIZ can show aggregate proof such as recovered opportunities, verified came-in patients, associated production, and methodology caveats.