Medical Disclaimer

Nature of the Service

Covirgent is a clinical decision-support system (CDSS). It is designed to assist qualified healthcare professionals by surfacing evidence-based information relevant to cardiovascular clinical contexts.

Covirgent is not a diagnostic tool and does not perform diagnosis. It is not a medical device in the regulatory sense unless classified as such under applicable law in a given jurisdiction.

Not a Substitute for Medical Judgment

AI-generated recommendations, alerts and information provided by Covirgent are intended solely to support the clinical decision-making process of qualified healthcare professionals.

Covirgent does not replace professional medical judgment. The treating physician or clinician remains fully responsible for all clinical decisions, diagnoses, prescriptions and patient management plans.

Physician Responsibility

All recommendations produced by Covirgent must be reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional before any clinical action is taken.

Physicians and clinical teams should:

• Apply their professional judgment to every recommendation. • Consider the full clinical picture of each patient. • Follow applicable institutional protocols and national clinical guidelines. • Override Covirgent recommendations where professional judgment requires it.

Evidence and Guidelines

Covirgent links recommendations to peer-reviewed clinical evidence and published guidelines. However, medical knowledge evolves. The system's knowledge base may not reflect the most current evidence at all times.

Users are responsible for verifying that referenced guidelines and trials remain current and applicable in their jurisdiction and clinical context.

Regulatory Status

Covirgent Medicals does not represent that the system has received any specific regulatory approval unless explicitly stated in a jurisdiction-specific disclosure. Statements about regulatory classification will be provided per jurisdiction as applicable.

Limitations of AI Systems

AI systems, including Covirgent, can produce incorrect, incomplete or outdated information. Clinical AI outputs should always be treated as one input among many in clinical reasoning — not as a definitive authority.

Known limitations include:

• Dependence on data quality and completeness. • Potential for systematic bias in training data. • Performance variation across patient populations. • Risk of outdated evidence if the knowledge base is not updated.

Patient Safety

Patient safety is the primary obligation of every clinical team. If Covirgent recommendations appear inconsistent with patient safety, clinical common sense, or institutional protocols, clinical teams should disregard the recommendation and follow established safety procedures.

Contact

For clinical safety concerns or questions about this disclaimer, please contact:

Email: tarlannuriyev20@gmail.com