2.1 Prediction Accuracy

• AI risk assessments are probabilistic estimates, not definitive diagnoses
• Algorithms may not account for all individual medical factors
• False positives and false negatives are possible in any AI system
• Model performance may vary across different populations and regions

2.2 Data Dependencies

• AI predictions are only as accurate as the input data provided
• Incomplete or inaccurate patient information affects results
• Real-time physiological changes may not be captured immediately
• External factors beyond platform scope may influence health outcomes

4.1 High-Risk Pregnancies

• AI risk assessments require validation by obstetric specialists
• High-risk classifications mandate immediate medical consultation
• Platform cannot predict all pregnancy complications
• Regular antenatal care remains essential regardless of AI predictions

4.2 Emergency Pregnancy Conditions

Seek immediate medical attention for:

• Severe abdominal pain or cramping
• Heavy bleeding or unusual discharge
• Severe headaches, vision changes, or swelling
• Decreased fetal movement
• Difficulty breathing or chest pain
• Signs of preterm labor
• High fever or severe nausea/vomiting

5.1 Professional Judgment

• Healthcare providers must exercise independent clinical judgment
• AI recommendations should be critically evaluated against clinical findings
• Platform data supplements but does not replace clinical assessment
• Providers remain fully responsible for patient care decisions

5.2 Scope of Practice

• Only provide care within licensed scope of practice
• Refer to specialists when beyond competency level
• Maintain appropriate malpractice insurance
• Follow all applicable medical regulations and guidelines

7.1 System Availability

• Platform may experience downtime or technical issues
• Internet connectivity problems may affect service delivery
• Mobile device limitations may impact functionality
• Always have backup plans for accessing medical care

7.2 Data Accuracy

• Users are responsible for accuracy of entered health data
• Technical errors in data transmission may occur
• Regular verification of stored information is recommended
• Report any data discrepancies immediately

8.1 Indian Healthcare Laws

• Platform operates under Clinical Establishments Act, 2010
• Telemedicine services follow MCI Guidelines, 2020
• Data protection complies with IT Act, 2000 and PDP Bill, 2019
• Healthcare providers must maintain valid medical registrations

8.2 Telangana State Regulations

• Adherence to Telangana Clinical Establishments Rules, 2013
• Integration with state health programs and initiatives
• Compliance with local medical emergency protocols
• Support for government maternal health policies