Blog publications

Blog lets public practitioners share educational articles on their profile and in the current clinic or independent-workspace feed. These publications are fully public. Never include client-identifying, private medical, or other confidential information.

Create a draft

Open Blog below Clients in the Practitioner navigation, then choose New publication. Add a title and write the article with the Markdown editor. You can use formatted text, safe links, and inline images uploaded from that publication's editor. Blog does not use tags.

Drafts are private to the management area. Saving a draft does not put it on your profile or in the public feed.

Confirm public content

Before publishing, confirm that the title, text, links, and every image contain no client-identifying information, medical details, or other private data. Review image backgrounds, screenshots, filenames shown in the content, and any text visible inside an image. The same confirmation is required again when you change the title or body of an already published article.

Publish and update

Choose Publish, complete the public-content confirmation, and confirm the action. A published article receives a stable public permalink. You can edit it later without changing that link, return it to draft with Unpublish, or delete it permanently. Deleting a publication also removes its managed images.

Visibility and workspace scope

Turning Public visibility off on your profile hides your posts, full article pages, and Blog images from everyone, but it does not delete them or remove your management access. Turning visibility on restores eligible published posts.

Publications stay in the workspace where you created them. An article created for one clinic does not appear in another clinic or in your independent workspace, even when all of those accounts belong to the same person.

Public cards and sharing

Lists show a social-style card with the title, truncated text, first inline image, author, and Share action. Selecting the card opens the complete publication page. Share uses the device share sheet when available and otherwise copies the stable link. Likes and comments are not part of Blog.