Example
MD3 — Anonymisation and Disclosure Awareness
How MD3 checks anonymity and gives calm context. This is one short exchange; real sessions continue interactively, responding to what you actually write.
Chatbot
MD3 — Anonymisation and Disclosure Awareness
Paste your reflective note and I'll check anonymity, then give accurate context on how such notes are handled.
User
Should I leave out the date and the fact it was a cardiac arrest? Also can my reflection be used against me?
Chatbot
On anonymisation: yes, keep the exact date out, and avoid combinations that could identify the patient or colleagues — removing the name alone is rarely enough. A specific event plus a place and date can identify someone.
On your second question: reflective notes should focus on learning, and UK guidance encourages writing them. They can in principle be requested by a court, but a regulator doesn't ask for them to investigate a doctor. The practical protection is to write reflectively and anonymously, focusing on insight rather than a detailed factual record. Paste your note and I'll flag anything identifying.
The tutor questions, diagnoses and teaches, but never writes your experience, feelings, insight or learning. That boundary is the whole point.