Positioning
Documentation-only clinical tooling — the physician decides, KTB records.
KTB Health occupies a deliberately narrow, defensible position in clinical software: ambient documentation for physicians.
The one rule
The physician decides; KTB records.
KTB captures the consultation, transcribes it, and structures a draft note. Everything clinical — interpretation, judgment, the final word — belongs to the clinician. This isn't a marketing line; it's an enforced product constraint (tracked as T-021 in the org ledger) that applies to UI copy, AI output, and documentation alike.
Why it matters
- Regulatory clarity. A documentation tool avoids the diagnosis/ treatment-device question entirely. KTB is software that records, not a system that decides.
- Physician trust. Clinicians adopt tools that assist without overruling them. Every AI artifact in KTB is labeled as a draft pending review.
- Honest scope. We would rather be the best scribe in the room than a mediocre diagnostician.
What this rules out
No diagnosis. No treatment recommendations. No triage scores. No "suggested next steps" that read as clinical advice. If a feature can't be expressed without the software appearing to decide, it doesn't ship.
For clinicians
See Privacy and consent for what this means in practice during a consult.