Clinical AI Observatory
Legal, Privacy, Terms & Proof-of-Work
Disclaimer
Technology in Medicine is an independent clinical AI observatory. Content on this site is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or endorsement of any specific product, service, or vendor.
Clinical AI evaluation results reflect the analysis of the named reviewer at the time of publication. Healthcare technology landscape is rapidly evolving; always verify against the latest evidence, regulatory databases, and vendor documentation.
Terms of Use
You may read, share (with attribution), and cite this content in academic or professional contexts. You may NOT:
- Republish entire articles as your own work
- Use content to train or fine-tune AI models without explicit written permission
- Make clinical decisions based solely on this content without independent verification
- Use the Reviewer Roster or contact information for unsolicited commercial outreach
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Privacy Policy
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If you submit a lead via the directory form or email, we store: your name, contact method, and message in a SQLite database on the VDS. We do not share this data with third parties except to route your inquiry to the appropriate clinical reviewer or partner.
Retention: lead data is retained for 36 months from last contact. Request deletion by emailing [email protected] with subject "Delete My Data".
Correction Policy
To report an error or dispute a claim:
- Email
[email protected]with subject "Correction:" and the page URL - Acknowledgment within 72 hours
- Clinical claims resolved within 7 days
- All corrections logged in
/evidence/decision-log.csv
Proof-of-Work (POW)
This page is signed by the editorial process. The content was reviewed by the named reviewer on the date indicated in the page metadata. The Obsidian-provenance vault at /evidence/ contains the source notes, DOI links, and reviewer identity for each claim.