Settings
Configure platform preferences and review security architecture.
Data Protection
Security architecture and privacy principles
Encrypted Communication Architecture
All data transmission uses encrypted channels. Production deployment would enforce TLS 1.3+ for all connections.
Role-Based Access Architecture
Access to patient data is governed by role-based permissions, ensuring users only see data relevant to their clinical role.
Audit Logging
All access to patient data and risk assessments is logged for accountability and compliance review.
Minimum Necessary Data Principle
The system collects and processes only the data necessary for risk assessment — no excessive data retention.
Isolated Patient Dataset
This platform environment is configured with isolated local patient records. No external patient information is processed.
Production deployment would require appropriate regulatory, security, privacy, and clinical validation.
This environment does not hold HIPAA, GDPR, or other regulatory certifications.
Notification Preferences
Configure when and how you receive alerts
Urgent review alerts
Receive immediate notifications for urgent-risk patients
High-risk alerts
Get notified when a patient enters high-risk status
Daily summary
Receive a daily summary of all monitored patients
Anomaly detection alerts
Notifications when new anomalies are detected
Risk Engine Configuration
Signal weights used in risk score calculation
These weights represent parameters configured for the clinical diagnostic support engine. A production deployment requires specific site clinical calibration and validation.
AI Architecture
Local deterministic risk engine — zero API keys required
Risk scoring runs entirely in the browser using deterministic TypeScript logic.
The AI explanation interface is modular — a real LLM service can replace the local logic without UI changes.
No external API calls, no cloud dependencies, no data leaves the device.
Upchar AI is a prototype for clinical decision support. Risk scores are not medical diagnoses and should be reviewed by qualified healthcare professionals.