My Care Questions Blog
The Golden Rules for Using AI for Your Medical Needs
A MyCareQuestions white paper for patients, clinicians, healthcare organisations and the media/ BBC Artificial intelligence can be a powerful ally…
Why not just use ChatGPT or Claude?
They can be useful tools. They can explain a medical term, help you organise a thought, or suggest questions to…
The Consultation Before the Consultation:
Would MCQ Medical Concierge Help You? You have waited weeks/months —perhaps even years—for an appointment. You know it matters. Then…
Your Birthday Is Not a Diagnosis
Why medicine needs age cut-offs—and why patients should never be reduced to one Imagine two patients arriving at the same…
Your age is a number. Your health is a much
7 September 2026 | Patient Preparedness | MyCareQuestions Why understanding how age influences treatment options can help you have a…
Clinical Rationale for MyCareQuestions®
Clinical Rationale for MyCareQuestions® MyCareQuestions® is built on a simple, evidence-supported principle: patients make better use of consultations when they…
How to Ask Better Questions About Your Treatment or Medical
When you see a doctor or surgeon, it is easy to assume that the treatment or device they offer is…
The Rory Sutherland Lesson for Patients: The Way You See
Rory Sutherland, Vice Chairman of Ogilvy, has spent much of his career explaining a strange but powerful idea: the way…
Waiting for a Cardiac Consultation?
Why Being Prepared Matters More Than Ever NHS cardiac appointments are under pressure. Learn why preparing for your cardiology or…
Why hospitals and doctors who back patient preparation are quietly
When hospitals and doctors encourage you to prepare – especially with tools like MyCareQuestions – it’s usually a sign they…
Big decisions: questions to consider before heart valve surgery or
This guide is for you – especially if you’re over 65 – and for anyone supporting you. It does not…
Your first heart valve clinic visit
You’ve had a scan. Someone has said “your heart valve isn’t working properly”. Now you’ve got an appointment at the…











