Free checklist for therapy and psychiatry practices
Is anyone at your practice pasting patient info into ChatGPT?
If you’re not sure, start here. This 17-point checklist shows where AI is safe in your practice, where it never is, and what your marketing can say. It takes about ten minutes.
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From Noah Watson. I’ve published more than 350 posts for a psychiatry practice since May, under the practice’s written rules.
What’s inside
17 points, in four parts
Part 1 · 6 points
Patient information and AI tools
Which tools can see patient details, which need a BAA, and the one-page rule for your staff.
Part 2 · 5 points
Before you post anything
What your posts never say, who approves the close calls, and your plan for a crisis comment.
Part 3 · 3 points
How people find you
Google Maps, Psychology Today and referrals: what to check on each.
Part 4 · 3 points
Where AI saves time without touching patient data
Drafting and scheduling posts, plus one view of everything going out. None of it touches patient data.
Who it’s from
I’m Noah Watson. I run Watson’s Media, a one-person studio in Carmel, NY. I built and run the social content for a psychiatry practice, where every post is checked against the practice’s own written rules before it can go out. This is the list I’d start with if I were sitting in your office.
Find the gaps before someone else does.
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