RKB109/clinical-rag-safety-gateway-20260815-model
Question Answering • Updated
id stringlengths 23 23 | input stringlengths 37 76 | label stringclasses 3
values | context stringclasses 6
values | source stringclasses 6
values | variant stringclasses 3
values | synthetic bool 1
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clinical-rag-safety-1-1 | When should medication reconciliation be completed? | medication-policy | Complete medication reconciliation during admission, transfer, and discharge. | med-policy-01 | direct | true |
clinical-rag-safety-1-2 | In an operations review, When should medication reconciliation be completed? | medication-policy | Complete medication reconciliation during admission, transfer, and discharge. | med-policy-01 | operations | true |
clinical-rag-safety-1-3 | For an evaluation case, When should medication reconciliation be completed? | medication-policy | Complete medication reconciliation during admission, transfer, and discharge. | med-policy-01 | evaluation | true |
clinical-rag-safety-2-2 | In an operations review, What requires pharmacist review? | medication-policy | High-risk medication changes require pharmacist review before release. | med-policy-02 | operations | true |
clinical-rag-safety-2-3 | For an evaluation case, What requires pharmacist review? | medication-policy | High-risk medication changes require pharmacist review before release. | med-policy-02 | evaluation | true |
clinical-rag-safety-3-1 | When should urgent symptoms be escalated? | triage-policy | Urgent or life-threatening symptoms require immediate escalation to qualified clinical staff. | triage-01 | direct | true |
clinical-rag-safety-3-3 | For an evaluation case, When should urgent symptoms be escalated? | triage-policy | Urgent or life-threatening symptoms require immediate escalation to qualified clinical staff. | triage-01 | evaluation | true |
clinical-rag-safety-4-1 | Can the assistant diagnose a patient? | triage-policy | The assistant must abstain from diagnosis and direct the user to a qualified clinician. | triage-02 | direct | true |
clinical-rag-safety-4-2 | In an operations review, Can the assistant diagnose a patient? | triage-policy | The assistant must abstain from diagnosis and direct the user to a qualified clinician. | triage-02 | operations | true |
clinical-rag-safety-5-1 | How should patient identifiers be handled? | privacy-policy | Use the minimum necessary patient information and never place identifiers in public logs. | privacy-01 | direct | true |
clinical-rag-safety-5-2 | In an operations review, How should patient identifiers be handled? | privacy-policy | Use the minimum necessary patient information and never place identifiers in public logs. | privacy-01 | operations | true |
clinical-rag-safety-5-3 | For an evaluation case, How should patient identifiers be handled? | privacy-policy | Use the minimum necessary patient information and never place identifiers in public logs. | privacy-01 | evaluation | true |
clinical-rag-safety-6-2 | In an operations review, Can protected health data be used in test prompts? | privacy-policy | Use synthetic or properly de-identified records for testing and evaluation. | privacy-02 | operations | true |
clinical-rag-safety-6-3 | For an evaluation case, Can protected health data be used in test prompts? | privacy-policy | Use synthetic or properly de-identified records for testing and evaluation. | privacy-02 | evaluation | true |
This dataset contains 14 training examples and 4 held-out examples for Clinical assistants need retrieval, source attribution, and explicit abstention before answers reach care teams.
Every record is synthetic and includes:
input: query, event, or feature descriptionlabel: expected class, route, relation, or evidence categorycontext: synthetic supporting contextsource: fictional source identifiervariant: generation patternsynthetic: always trueSynthetic educational data only. The baseline must not provide diagnosis, treatment, or emergency medical advice.
This dataset does not represent real users, patients, customers, production traffic, or licensed media. It must not be presented as real-world evidence.