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…not colleagues or stakeholders: who to involve, how recruitment and consent work, how ethics review differs between the UK and Australia, and how to report small studies honestly.

Why interface design counts as a patient-safety matter: where errors come from, how privacy, consent and persuasive design fit in, and who is accountable.

Is consent written in plain words, not implied?

People judge an experience by its most intense moment and how it ends, not its average. A consent flow or booking should end clearly and calmly, not trail off.

It shows up in consent screens where accepting is easy and declining is hidden or discouraged.

Trust, Ethics & SafetyUX Patterns for Health

A consent screen that nudges "yes" and hides "no" is not consent. In health, where the data is intimate, the dark pattern is a trust breach.

Remote patient monitoringTrust, Ethics & SafetyDesign for Vulnerable UsersUX Patterns for Health

…from opt-in to opt-out sharing. The legal change is settled; what it means is that consent and notice now have to be carried by the interface, not by a one-time enrolment step.

Patient portal & EHRTrust, Ethics & SafetyClinical vs Patient Interfaces