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Scope and safeguards

What it covers, who it is for, and the hard rules that hold whatever the model says.

Scope

Identifies the product and retrieves cited guidance for trained clinicians. Does not diagnose, does not compute doses, does not replace the poison-centre call.

Chemical groups

Twelve groups covering the common Indian poisonings; 140 registry chemicals, each with its WHO 2019 class and source line; 649 WHO rows parsed. A brand that is not in the registry is looked up on the web and shown as unverified with the antidote section withheld.

Class without a chemical

If only the class is known, for example a bottle that says organophosphate but no chemical name is readable, Antidote withholds antidote guidance and shows the syndromic stop: treat the toxidrome you see and call the poison centre. When the clinician records cholinergic signs, Antidote gives the cited guidance for that toxidrome; it guided both such cases in the held-out set correctly. Without those signs, guidance stays withheld.

Labels in regional scripts

The registration number and the active-ingredient percentage are printed in Latin script on every label by law, so matching works; the printed antidote statement is shown as read and may be in Hindi or a regional language.

Guideline coverage

Cards quote the NHSRC module and the ISCCM 2024 statement. Where neither names the chemical group, the card falls back to the general approach and says so.

Citation integrity

Reported per card and on the Evals page; any quote the verifier cannot find on its page is replaced by a link to the page.

Hosted demo

Shared, rate-limited; records are a demo workspace. Hospital deployments run the API on their own machine with the open models.

What Antidote refuses