Doctilio is an AI-powered transcription assistant. It is NOT a replacement for professional medical judgment. All transcriptions must be reviewed by a qualified healthcare professional before being used in any clinical context.
Doctilio is a voice-to-text transcription tool designed to assist healthcare professionals in documenting clinical encounters. The service uses artificial intelligence and natural language processing to convert spoken medical dictation into formatted text documents.
Doctilio does not provide medical advice, clinical recommendations, diagnoses, or treatment suggestions. The AI does not interpret medical content — it transcribes and formats it.
All clinical notes, discharge summaries, prescriptions, and other medical documents generated through Doctilio must be reviewed, verified, and approved by the dictating healthcare professional before being added to any patient record or used in clinical decision-making.
The healthcare professional using Doctilio retains full responsibility for the accuracy and completeness of all medical documentation, clinical decisions made based on transcribed content, compliance with applicable medical regulations, and patient care and safety.
While Doctilio strives for the highest possible transcription accuracy, no AI system is infallible. Potential sources of error include background noise, unclear speech, heavy accents, uncommon medical terminology or abbreviations, homophones and similar-sounding medical terms, and multilingual dictation mixing. Users must always verify transcription output against their intended dictation.
Doctilio is not classified as a medical device under any regulatory framework. It is a productivity tool for documentation assistance only. It has not been evaluated or approved by any medical regulatory authority for clinical decision-making purposes.
Healthcare professionals using Doctilio are responsible for ensuring that their use of the service complies with all applicable patient data protection regulations, including but not limited to HIPAA (United States), GDPR (European Union), DPDP Act (India), and any local or institutional data governance policies.
By using Doctilio, you acknowledge and agree that Doctilio and its affiliates bear no liability for clinical errors, misdiagnoses, or adverse patient outcomes that may arise from reliance on AI-generated transcriptions without proper professional review.
If you have questions or concerns about this Medical Disclaimer, please contact us at legal@Doctilio.in.