Medical Disclaimer
Effective Date: August 16, 2026 Replaces version dated: 18 June 2025
The content provided on CVDapp.com (“we”, “our”, or “us”) — including all calculators, tools, algorithms, guidelines, and information — is intended solely for use by licensed healthcare professionals for informational and educational purposes only.
1. Overview
CVDapp.com provides two distinct types of tools, both intended solely for use by licensed healthcare professionals:
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Clinical Reference Tools — calculators, drug references, and decision-support content, for informational and educational purposes.
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Patient Transfer Chat System ("PTCS") — a hospital-to-hospital coordination tool used by hospital staff to communicate about and track the status of real patient transfers between institutions.
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Because these two tools carry different risks, this disclaimer addresses them separately below.
2. Clinical Reference Tools
These tools are designed to support — but not replace — clinical decision-making. They require professional interpretation and clinical discretion, and are not guaranteed to be appropriate for all situations. Users assume full responsibility for how they apply this information; CVDapp.com does not guarantee its accuracy or completeness.
Do not use any calculators, tools, or content on this site to diagnose or treat yourself or others. If you are not a healthcare professional, always seek the advice of your physician or a qualified healthcare provider.
3. Patient Transfer Chat System — Coordination, Not Emergency Communication
PTCS is a communication and workflow-tracking tool, not a certified emergency medical dispatch system, and it is not a substitute for your hospital's established emergency communication and handoff protocols. Specifically:
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Not a real-time-guaranteed channel. Like any chat application, messages can be delayed, missed, or affected by network or platform issues. For any transfer involving a time-critical or life-threatening change in patient status, staff must use direct telephone contact or their hospital's existing emergency protocols in addition to — not instead of — this system.
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Not an ambulance dispatch or life-safety system. Status indicators (e.g., "traveling," "arrived") and any location/ETA information reflect what has been entered or transmitted through the app and may not be current. They do not replace verified confirmation between sending and receiving teams by phone or radio.
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No guarantee of uptime or delivery. CVDapp.com does not warrant that the system will be available, error-free, or free of delay at any given moment. Hospitals should maintain a fallback communication method for patient transfers.
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Accuracy of information is the responsibility of the entering staff member. Patient names, diagnoses, and case details entered into PTCS are provided by hospital staff and are not independently verified by CVDapp.com. Clinical decisions remain the responsibility of the treating physicians and staff at each site.
4. No Patient Relationship
Use of CVDapp.com's tools — including PTCS — does not establish a doctor-patient relationship between CVDapp.com's creators or contributors and any patient, sender, receiver, or other user.
5. Limitation of Liability
CVDapp.com disclaims responsibility for any direct or indirect damages — including clinical errors, delayed or failed message delivery, adverse patient outcomes, system downtime, or lost profits — arising from use of either the clinical reference tools or the Patient Transfer Chat System.
6. Data Privacy
Our clinical reference tools collect no personal health data; calculations occur locally in your browser. The Patient Transfer Chat System, by contrast, does process patient and case information as part of its core function of coordinating transfers between hospitals. See our Privacy Policy for full details on what PTCS collects, how it is secured, and how long it is retained.
7. Creator
Piti Niyomsirivanich, MD.
8. Summary
This site — including PTCS — is designed to supplement clinical judgment and established hospital protocols, not replace them. All tools should be used alongside clinical expertise, applicable guidelines, and your institution's own emergency and transfer procedures.
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