What Kadara does not decide
Kadara is an assistive tool. It prepares drafts and keeps work organised. It does not diagnose, prescribe, or make clinical decisions. Those always belong to the clinician.
What Kadara does not do
- It does not diagnose. Any diagnosis on a record is the clinician's, not Kadara's.
- It does not prescribe. Treatment and prescriptions are the clinician's decision.
- It does not make clinical decisions. Kadara has no authority over care. It prepares; the clinician decides.
What Kadara does do
Kadara prepares a structured draft, keeps open work visible, and keeps the record and its related work connected. Every one of these is a starting point or an organiser, reviewed and owned by a clinician.
In shortKadara is not a medical device and does not provide diagnoses, treatment recommendations, or clinical advice. All clinical decisions remain with the licensed clinician. See Safety for the full picture.
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