Clinical Trust & Security

Low-effort patient input. High-fidelity clinical summary. Judgment stays with the prescriber.

1. What you get at review

DoseRelay is a passive self-titration log: the patient logs, the week compiles, and the clinician sees a structured PDF at a scheduled follow-up — not a live inbox to watch.

  • No dose recommendations — no suggested doses or automatic schedule changes.
  • Prescriber-in-the-loop — interpretation and dose decisions stay with the qualified UK prescriber.
  • Review prep, not live monitoring — the patient brings the PDF to the appointment.
  • Not a medical device — self-report logging for visit preparation; no automated diagnosis.

2. Data isolated by design

DoseRelay is not a clinic EMR. We do not use NHS numbers or legal names as the product primary key.

  • Tokenised records: patients appear as opaque tokens (e.g. Patient-AX92) in reports and storage.
  • Local mapping only: linking a token to a real identity stays inside the clinic’s own EMR / process.
  • Isolated clinical data: the working set is self-log content under a token — not a full demographic dossier.
Architecture: patient logs stay tokenised in DoseRelay; real identity stays in clinic EMR

Real identity stays in clinic systems. The PDF uses a token only.

3. Bridging patient ease and clinical clarity

Patient-side: as easy as a voice note — text or voice in seconds.

Clinician-side: a structured, scannable summary ready for review — not a stream of unstructured messages to decode mid-appointment.

Sequence: daily patient logs, end-of-week PDF, review appointment

Days 1–7 low-effort input → PDF to patient → brought to review.

4. Data protection posture

  • Encryption in transit: TLS for public endpoints.
  • No public model training: patient logs are not used to train public foundation models.
  • EU hosting: application infrastructure runs on EU-based servers (Hetzner).

Details: Privacy. Questions: [email protected].