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Safety model
Draft versus sign, deterministic floor, inspectable basis, companion bound, and prevention honesty.
Draft versus sign
Clinical AI output is a draft. A licensed clinician signs. Unsigned output is not the chart.
The draft carries a basis: inputs, evidence, and versions.
After sign, corrections are amendments. The chart is append-only.
Deterministic floor
These checks do not wait for a model:
- drug–drug interaction
- allergy
- dose
They run when AI is down.
The red floor is not demotable. Allergy conflict, contraindicated interaction, and critical values stay loud.
Council
Several panelists assess. An aggregator reconciles. Disagreement is signal.
Do not describe the council as a single oracle.
Companion
The patient companion educates, collects, reminds, and escalates.
It does not diagnose. It does not change treatment.
Prevention
Care gaps are process. Treat-to-target is the next rung. Longer life is an aim.
Do not claim that Beys extends life. Do not claim that Beys reduces mortality.
Device status
Beys is not a certified medical device. Do not say FDA, CE, or MDR clearance.