Not medical advice
Dawa is communication tooling. It does not diagnose, prescribe, replace a clinician, or handle emergency triage.
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Responsible use
These guidelines explain how to use Dawa safely in family and caregiver workflows without treating it as a substitute for clinical judgment.
By Dawa Team
Use consented data only
Only add patient or recipient details when you have a valid legal basis, including any required notice or consent.
Keep fallback workflows
Use your own backup process for urgent or high-risk medications so reminder delivery issues do not become care delays.
Practical checklist
- Verify timezone, recurrence, and recipient phone number before saving a reminder.
- Keep reminder text concise and avoid unnecessary sensitive information.
- Maintain a separate process for missed doses, urgent symptoms, and clinician escalation.
- Review your own privacy and retention requirements before using the service in regulated workflows.