A concise, source-grounded reference for the questions that come up on service.
Ask naturally. We’ll work through it together, with sources.
Ask a general pathology question. This conversation ends when you leave or reload the page.
debug block also shows exactly which sources were retrieved and how many — useful if you want the AI to flag where evidence was thin.Research feedback collection is not active. This form cannot submit or save feedback.
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This proposed optional UCSF research, STUDY00000498, evaluates how trainees find useful pathology information and how the Hub's educational content can be improved and mapped to curricular topics. You may use the Hub without taking surveys, allowing analytics, or submitting research feedback. Your choices will not affect evaluations, employment, rotations, educational opportunities, or program standing. There is no payment or expected direct benefit. A loss of confidentiality is possible.
Study questions: Charles Herndon or Ronald Balassanian. Participant rights: UCSF IRB, 415-476-1814. Study information and consent documents.
Submitting feedback would allow research use of only the approved page identifier, feedback type, and optional permitted comment. No name, IP address, session ID, survey code, or timestamp would be attached. Feedback would remain separate from surveys and session analytics, including when analytics are off.
Designated non-evaluating study personnel may read permitted comments. The faculty PI and program leadership would receive aggregate results only. Permitted feedback would be kept in restricted UCSF research storage for at least three years after study completion, longer if required. It would not be sent to an LLM for analysis or used for model training.
Comments must pass screening before storage. If screening flags the comment, fails, or is unavailable, the entire submission would not be saved. Screening can miss identifying details. No identity key would be kept for feedback, so earlier feedback generally could not be located for removal. A comment may identify its author through its content.
Do not enter PHI or patient-identifiable information. Do not paste pathology report text. Use only generic educational descriptions. Do not include details identifying yourself or another person.
Flags identify this educational page, not a saved copy of a generated answer. Describe a general concern without copying your prompt, the generated answer, or patient details. We may be unable to reconstruct the specific answer.
Anyone may contact Charles Herndon for ordinary Hub help or content concerns without patient information. Such messages are not automatically included in research datasets.