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Readiness quiz

How ready is your clinic for AI and automation?

Ten questions, about three minutes. You get a score, a plain-language reading and a short PDF summary. It is a general guide to where to start, not a promise of results.

  • Data access
  • Workflows
  • Repetitive work
  • Approvals
  • Staff capacity
  • Systems
  • IT and security
  • Governance
  • Measurement
  • Leadership

Question 1 of 10

  1. 1. Data accessWhen a team needs a report from your EHR or practice management system, what usually happens?
  2. 2. WorkflowsHow well are your day-to-day front-office and back-office workflows written down?
  3. 3. Repetitive workHow much staff time goes to repetitive work such as re-keying data, chasing faxes or sorting messages?
  4. 4. ApprovalsIf a team wanted to try a new tool for one workflow, how would approval work?
  5. 5. Staff capacityWho could spend a few hours a week on a pilot for three months?
  6. 6. SystemsHow do your main systems (EHR, scheduling, billing, phones, portal) share information?
  7. 7. IT and securityWho handles IT and security questions when a new tool is considered?
  8. 8. GovernanceDoes your organization have a policy on how staff may use AI tools?
  9. 9. MeasurementHow do you know whether a process change worked?
  10. 10. LeadershipHow would you describe leadership’s expectations for AI?

Your details

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How to read your score

The ten questions cover the things automation usually depends on: whether you can reach your own data, whether workflows are written down, how approvals and security reviews work, who has time, how systems connect, and whether anyone is measuring. Each answer scores from zero to three, so the highest score is thirty.

This quiz is a general guide based on your own answers. It is not clinical, legal or compliance advice, and it does not assess any specific product. A lower score is not a judgment. It usually points to a few cheap foundations that make any later project easier, and the summary names them.

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