# Find a Closed Discussion Thread
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When a discussion thread is closed, it becomes an immutable artifact, but remains accessible and downloadable as PDF.
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## Step-by-Step
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**This is the team box. Closed discussion threads can be recognized by the hook on the right side of the excerpt.**
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**If you click on it, you see the mention *****Collaboration was closed*****.**
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**You can also find closed discussion threads by opening a patient file.**
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**Here, I still have access to closed threads outside the channel.**
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**Always in the patient file, I can select *****View details***** in a care channel to find its closed discussion threads.**
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**There is a closed thread in this care channel.**
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**Finally, under Network tab, select one of your contacts to see active or closed discussions with them.**
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**They are accessible here!**
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