AI & Medical Disclaimer
Last updated: September 2026
1. Purpose of Occusmarta
Occusmarta provides digital tools designed to support occupational health professionals, employers, HSE teams, and organizations with health data analysis, reporting, screening workflows, risk assessment, and workplace health management.
2. Artificial Intelligence Outputs
Some Occusmarta features may use artificial intelligence, automated analysis, statistical methods, or predictive technologies. These systems can produce incomplete, inaccurate, or inappropriate outputs and should always be interpreted within the relevant professional and clinical context.
3. Human Professional Review Required
AI-generated outputs, recommendations, classifications, alerts, reports, and risk estimates must be reviewed by appropriately qualified professionals before they are relied upon for occupational, clinical, employment, safety, or organizational decisions.
4. Not a Medical Diagnosis
Occusmarta does not independently diagnose disease, prescribe treatment, or replace a physician-patient relationship. Information generated through the platform is intended to support professional evaluation and should not be treated as a definitive diagnosis.
5. No Emergency Medical Services
Occusmarta is not an emergency medical service and should not be used for urgent or life-threatening medical situations. In an emergency, users should contact the appropriate local emergency medical service immediately.
6. Occupational Fitness and Employment Decisions
Fitness-for-work, work restriction, placement, return-to-work, and similar occupational decisions should only be made by authorized and appropriately qualified professionals using all relevant medical, occupational, legal, and workplace information.
7. Risk Prediction
Any predicted risk, trend, score, or probability generated by Occusmarta is an estimate based on available data and analytical methods. Such outputs do not guarantee that an event, condition, or outcome will or will not occur.
8. Data Quality
The quality of digital and AI-assisted outputs depends on the accuracy, completeness, relevance, and quality of the information provided. Users are responsible for reviewing source data and correcting inaccurate or incomplete information where necessary.
9. Regulatory and Professional Requirements
Users remain responsible for complying with applicable healthcare, occupational health, employment, privacy, data protection, professional, and regulatory requirements in the jurisdictions in which they operate.
10. Research and Evolving Technology
Artificial intelligence and digital health technologies continue to evolve. Features, models, algorithms, recommendations, and performance may change as Occusmarta develops and improves its services.
11. Limitation of Reliance
Users should not rely solely on Occusmarta-generated information where professional judgment, clinical examination, workplace assessment, laboratory testing, specialist consultation, or other evidence is reasonably required.
12. Contact
For questions about this AI & Medical Disclaimer, contact:
Email: info@occusmarta.com