Nothing enters the clinical record without you.
Kadara prepares the draft. You review it, change it and sign it. Until you do, it is not the clinical record.
The record is what the next clinician relies on, and what you are accountable for. You should always know what entered it and what you signed.
You review every word before it becomes part of the record.
Kadara can capture the visit and prepare a structured draft. You correct what was misheard, add what is missing and decide what belongs. Only the note you sign becomes authoritative.
Flags guide where you look first.
| Clear | Reads cleanly. Review normally. |
| Worth a look | Some uncertainty. Check this section closely. |
| Needs work | Significant editing may be needed. |
Illustrative. Flagging behaviour is still being clinically validated.
The history of the record should never be a mystery.
Views, edits, approvals and signatures are recorded so the history of the record can be followed. Signed notes are not silently overwritten. Later changes are handled as amendments with their own provenance.
- Draft preparedKadara · 14:12
- Reviewed and editedDr A. Bello · 14:29
- SignedDr A. Bello · 14:32
- Summary sharedFront desk · 15:04
Illustrative.
Patient information should be handled with the same care as the record itself.
Access and accountability
Only authorised people should see what they need. Access follows role and least-privilege principles, and actions affecting the record are traceable.
Protection and consent
Data in transit is encrypted. Patient communication is consent-based. Remaining infrastructure, hosting and retention controls are finalised before patient-data launch and disclosed in our Privacy Policy.
Incident response and clinical review
Reportable breaches are handled in line with applicable NDPA obligations. AI performance, bias and patient-safety controls remain under clinical review as Kadara approaches launch.
Kadara is designed to align with the Nigeria Data Protection Act 2023 and GAID 2025.
Kadara assists. Clinicians decide.
Kadara does not diagnose, prescribe, or make clinical decisions. AI-generated content can contain errors and must be reviewed and approved by the clinician before it becomes part of the clinical record.
Read the clinical review model →See exactly how clinician review works.
Go deeper into how Kadara handles drafts, approval, provenance and clinical oversight.