Evidence from clinical settings

None of the work in this series shows improved patient outcomes, and none of it shows that participants communicate better with real patients afterwards. Those are the questions everybody wants answered and they need controlled studies that have not been run. What these pages do show is deployment evidence: whether clinicians will use this, what breaks in a hospital network, what has to change before a scenario feels clinically real, and what a public healthcare organisation has to do to buy it. That is a narrower claim, and it is the one the evidence supports.