Compliance
Image Compliance Review
Reviews the image you upload for consent, before-and-after usage and any text written across it.
- 6 credits
- 6
- Input
- Image upload
What it solves
An image makes a claim faster than a sentence does. Two photographs side by side promise an outcome without writing a single word. This tool looks at the image itself and reads the text on it.
Example report
The image places two frames side by side with an outcome-promising headline written over them. No consent statement is visible.
Findings
- No visible consent statementCritical
An identifiable person is shown, but there is no consent information on or around the image.
Do not publish images of a person without written consent. Where consent exists, keep its scope and date on record.
- Text across the imageHigh
The words "guaranteed result in a single session" are set over the image.
Remove the line. Text on an image is promotional copy too and falls under the same rules.
Actions you can take
- Withdraw images that have no consent recordImpact: HighEffort: Low
- Delete the outcome promise from the image templateImpact: HighEffort: Low
What this tool does not cover
- The tool cannot verify that consent was actually obtained; it assesses whether it is visible.
- People in the image are not identified, and no attempt is made to identify them.
- Patient records, test results and report images must not be uploaded.
The report below shows the shape of the output. It belongs to no real customer and the findings in it are illustrative.
What you get
- A consent and privacy checklist
- Risk analysis of any overlaid text
- A publication recommendation
How to use it
- 1
Upload the image
Upload a JPEG, PNG or WebP file directly. The file is stored privately for your workspace.
- 2
Content is read
The model assesses the image and its overlaid text together, since composition and wording carry meaning jointly.
- 3
Work the checklist
You get itemised output under consent, privacy and expectation management.
Common questions
- Where is my uploaded image stored?
- In a private folder belonging to your workspace. It is never served from a public address and only workspace members can reach it.
- Can I upload a patient photograph?
- No. Clinical images, test results and reports must not be uploaded. The tool reviews promotional imagery only.
What this tool does not cover
- The tool cannot verify that consent was actually obtained; it assesses whether it is visible.
- People in the image are not identified, and no attempt is made to identify them.
- Patient records, test results and report images must not be uploaded.
Clinesta does not provide medical services, diagnosis or treatment advice. Generated content is a draft and must be reviewed by an authorized person before publication. Guard highlights potential risks but does not guarantee legal compliance.
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