RHEUMAI Professional
- Version: 0.9.0-beta
- Effective date: September 21, 2026
- Contact: soporte@rheumai.xyz
Identification
- Product: RHEUMAI Professional.
- Product version: 0.9.0-beta.
- Knowledge base: 2026-09.
- Release: September 2026.
- Intended user: healthcare professionals specialized in rheumatology.
Intended use
RHEUMAI is an artificial-intelligence professional information and workflow platform intended for use by qualified rheumatology professionals. It assists users in retrieving and synthesising scientific information, organising clinical information and generating professional documentation. RHEUMAI does not autonomously establish diagnoses, prescribe treatments, or replace the independent clinical judgement of a licensed healthcare professional.
RHEUMAI is a professional information and workflow platform based on artificial intelligence, intended for qualified professionals in rheumatology. It helps retrieve and synthesize scientific information, organize clinical information, and generate professional documentation. RHEUMAI does not autonomously establish diagnoses, does not prescribe treatments, and does not replace the independent clinical judgement of a licensed healthcare professional.
Environment and users
RHEUMAI is intended for professional, academic, and research use by adults with relevant training. It is not intended for the general public for self-diagnosis, self-medication, or emergency care.
Permitted inputs
- Professional questions without patient identifiers.
- Previously de-identified clinical data.
- Articles and documents that the user has the right to process.
- Requests for search, synthesis, organization, and professional writing.
Prohibited inputs
- Records, notes, or images with patient identifiers.
- Patient names, CURP (Mexican population registry code), NSS (Mexican social security number), medical record numbers, addresses, telephone numbers, or email addresses.
- Credentials, passwords, private keys, or secrets.
- Content whose upload infringes the rights of third parties.
Permitted outputs
- Evidence syntheses with verifiable sources.
- Descriptive organization of information.
- Questions and missing data for professional review.
- Professional documentation subject to review before use.
- Hypotheses clearly identified as experimental.
Excluded outputs
- Autonomous diagnoses.
- Automatic prescriptions or therapeutic changes.
- Clinical decisions without human review.
- Claims of certainty when the evidence is insufficient.
- Substitution for medical care or emergency response.