> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.assuric.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Clinical documentation > The Assuric features that keep your CRMP and CSCR current: a live hazard log table filtered by product, status and risk, and how placeholders, content blocks and version tables fit in. **Quick summary** * Clinical safety documents are ordinary Assuric documents, but the hazard log is a log of its own, with its own approval. * A live **Hazard Log Summary** table shows the hazards a document must discuss, and updates as your hazard log changes. * An approved version freezes its **Hazard Log Summary** rows, so an approved CSCR records the hazard log at sign-off. Clinical safety documents are ordinary Assuric documents, so everything in [Documents](/documents/key-capabilities) applies to them. ## Clinical safety documents DCB0129's safety case has 3 deliverables, and customers usually ask for all three (see [Choosing what to publish](/trust-centre/what-to-publish)). | Document | What it is in Assuric | | - | - | | **Hazard log** | Not a document: a log under **Clinical Safety** → **Hazard Log**, with its own [approval](/clinical-safety/hazard-log-approvals), export and publishing | | **Clinical safety case report (CSCR)** | A [document you create from a template](/clinical-safety/cscr), usually one per product | | **Clinical risk management plan (CRMP)** | A [document you create from a template](/clinical-safety/crmp) | ## The live hazard log table The **Hazard Log Summary** is a live table of rows from your hazard log, and it updates when the log changes. To add one, type `@` in the editor or click **Placeholders** in the toolbar, then pick **Hazard Log Summary** under **Tables**. Click the table to configure it: * **Filters:** *Filter by Products*, *Filter by Status* and *Filter by Risk Level*. The last has 2 switches, *Undesirable initial risk* and *Undesirable residual risk*. Each keeps hazards rated undesirable or unacceptable, and with both on, a hazard must meet both. * **Columns** and **Appearance:** as for [any live table](/documents/placeholders#configure-a-live-table). For example, filter a CSCR's table to its product and undesirable residual risk to list the hazards the report must discuss. A hazard that later crosses the threshold appears without any edit. A Clinical Safety Case Report draft showing the Live Hazard Log Summary table filtered to Appointment Manager, with five hazards and their initial and residual risk ratings A **Hazard Risk Summary Table** counts your hazards in each risk band at initial and residual risk, and filters by product and status in the same way. Its bands are *Low*, *Moderate*, *Significant*, *High* and *Very High* (ratings 1 to 5), which the hazard log groups as: * *Acceptable* (1 and 2) * *Undesirable* (3) * *Unacceptable* (4 and 5) A live table keeps updating in the editor, but an approved version [freezes its rows](/documents/default-placeholders#live-content-and-approved-versions), so an approved CSCR records the hazard log as it stood at sign-off. **What we recommend** Use a **Hazard Log Summary** wherever a document lists hazards, rather than a pasted table. ## Placeholders, content blocks and version tables | Feature | What it does | | - | - | | **Placeholders** | Keep [values like your company details and the clinical safety officer's name](/documents/default-placeholders#people-and-roles) the same in every document: change one and every document updates | | **Document Scoped Product(s)** | Names the product a document covers, so a CSCR names its product without you typing it | | **Synced Content Block** | Stays identical everywhere it's used, as a [custom placeholder](/documents/placeholders#create-a-custom-placeholder) | | **Pastable Content Block** | Pastes a one-off copy you adapt | | **Version and approval tables** | Fill themselves in each time you approve a [version](/documents/versions-and-version-history) | ## Clinical documentation pages Create your [CRMP](/clinical-safety/crmp) and [CSCR](/clinical-safety/cscr), then [edit, approve and publish them](/clinical-safety/managing-clinical-documents). ## Related articles Insert placeholders, configure a live table, and create your own blocks. Create your CSCR, with the hazard log pulled in. This documentation is built and hosted on [Mintlify](https://mintlify.com), a developer documentation platform.