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An imported document is the beginning of

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a review, not its conclusion.

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This tutorial follows the source, the draft

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and the approval decisions in the actual

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authoring workspace, using a fictional Word

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example for software practice.

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Keep the exact original file with your

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work.

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The written guide links the source used

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for this recording separately from the general

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practice download.

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A similar filename or a later formatting

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revision does not prove that two documents

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have identical bytes.

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Open Scenario authoring and expand Import source.

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A Word document and pasted text are

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separate input choices.

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Importing keeps source material attached to a

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separate draft, so you can inspect what

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the parser actually received before accepting

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structured fields.

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Select the imported draft and find Source

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document.

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Compare the visible source with the document

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you supplied.

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If a table, heading or observation is

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missing here, resolve that source problem before

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trusting a later interpretation of it.

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Where an AI provider is configured, extraction

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is a separate operation.

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Its result is a proposal.

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A provider error is not a successful

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extraction, and a generated draft still needs

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review.

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Do not keep repeating a paid request

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when the concrete failure needs investigation.

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Review the scenario overview first.

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Check the title, purpose, learner level and

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learning outcomes against the source and your

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intended exercise.

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Use clear fictional labels in this practice

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copy.

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A plausible sentence can still be an

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unsupported addition.

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Then check the patient and handover fields.

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Names, identifiers and narrative details should

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have an identifiable source or an explicit

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human decision.

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Use fictional data for a shared demonstration.

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Keep real patient and learner information out

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of a public tutorial workspace.

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Read the states as a sequence of

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declared simulation pictures.

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Select each relevant node, inspect its

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observations and description, and compare them

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with the source.

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Do not assume that an empty value

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means zero; the interface explains how unchanged

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values are held.

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Review the connections and entry choices as

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carefully as the values.

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A transition describes when the exercise can

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move, and an entry point determines where

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it begins.

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Panning or zooming the graph is a

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reading action; editing a node or edge

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is a saved draft decision.

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Make a correction explicitly and save it.

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Keep the original source unchanged so another

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reviewer can understand the decision.

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When the screen presents source gaps, suggested

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values or warnings, resolve those decisions

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instead of hiding them behind a

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confident-looking draft.

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Read the review and validation sections before

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approval.

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Check source evidence, missing parameters and

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routing warnings in their actual context.

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Passing an engineering check does not validate

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a clinical target or establish that a

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room's physical outputs have been tested.

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Submit and approve only the version you

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intend to use.

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Approval makes a particular scenario version

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available to session preparation.

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A later draft remains a separate piece

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of work, while an existing session keeps

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the version it was configured to run.

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Finally, open session preparation and verify

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that the intended approved version is available.

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This connects the authoring decision to the

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next task without starting the simulation.

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Follow the written source-review procedure

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alongside the video, and use a qualified

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clinical review for teaching material.