Safe web search provides timely, evidence‑linked answers when your trusted clinical sources don’t contain the information you need. Results are delivered directly inside Dragon Copilot, so you can stay focused without leaving your workflow. Al web‑derived responses are clearly labelled, always making the source of the information transparent.
What makes safe web search "safe"?
Safe web search is only used after Dragon Copilot checks your trusted and selected clinical sources. When those sources can’t answer your question, you can choose to expand your search using safe web search. This ensures web content is used intentionally, transparently, and only when needed.
Clinical and security safeguards
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Every web source undergoes evidence verification and clinical code validation.
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HTTPS‑only: potentially unsafe HTTP websites are fully blocked.
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SSL certificate checks: websites with invalid or expired certificates are excluded.
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Provenance assurance: every response includes direct links to verified, up‑to‑date sources, making it clear where the information originated and allowing you to review the underlying evidence.
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Safe web search uses Microsoft Bing’s built‑in protection mechanisms, to filter out harmful, non‑clinical, restricted, or unauthorized content sources.
PHI protection
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Query minimization: only a short keyword query is sent—never full patient data or encounter text.
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Identity removal: your user and organization identifiers are stripped before the query leaves the system boundary.
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TLS encryption secures all transmitted traffic.
How safe web search works
You don’t need to enable anything - safe web search is already built into Dragon Copilot AI Chat.
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Dictate or type your clinical question in Dragon Copilot AI Chat as you normally would.
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If your trusted or curated sources can’t answer, a message appears in in the Timeline tab asking if you want to perform a safe web search.
Tip: Verify your trusted source selections in Settings to ensure your Dragon Copilot AI Chat queries and requests utilize the source(s) you prefer.
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Select Allow web response to perform a safe web search.
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Review the response to your safe web search.
The response clearly indicates it came from Web sources, and it includes reference citations and links. Follow the reference link(s) to validate the content if necessary.