DATA & SECURITY

Data security,
by design.

Patient data stays private, protected and under your control by default.

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COMPLIANCE & ASSURANCE

Trust is part of the foundation.

Class I

UKCA Class I medical device

Data compliance

Patient information handled within the applicable data protection framework

DTAC

Digital Technology Assessment Criteria

In-country data

Patient data stays within its country jurisdiction

GDPR

GDPR-compliant handling of personal data

UK Cyber Essentials

Protection against common cyber threats

ISO 13485 compliant

Quality management for medical devices

ISO 14971 compliant

Risk management for medical devices

DCB0129

Clinical risk management in health IT development

NHS compliant

NHS data and clinical safety requirements

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT

Your patient data.
Protected in its jurisdiction.

Qyire keeps data protection close to the clinical work it supports.

01 / DATA LOCATION

In-country storage and processing

Patient data is processed and stored in United Kingdom or Australian data centres for the relevant jurisdiction, under strict enterprise-grade security agreements. UK patient data stays in the UK; Australian patient data stays in Australia.

02 / AUDIO

No audio recordings retained

Consultation audio is processed in real time and deleted immediately after transcription. Qyire does not store consultation audio recordings.

03 / AI TRAINING

Your data is never training material

Qyire does not use patient or personal data to train AI models. Clinical information stays private and under your control.

FAQ

Your questions
about data and trust.

Frequently asked questions about compliance and data security.

Is Qyire compliant with required data standards?

Qyire’s compliance framework covers data protection, DTAC, UK Cyber Essentials, ISO 13485, ISO 14971 and DCB0129, alongside the relevant NHS requirements. These standards address different aspects of privacy, security, quality management and clinical risk.

Where is the data stored and processed?

Patient data is processed and stored in data centres in its country jurisdiction. UK patient data remains in the United Kingdom, and Australian patient data remains in Australia, under enterprise-grade security agreements.

Is Qyire a medical device?

Qyire is a UKCA Class I medical device. Clinical review and professional judgement remain with the clinician. Its intended use and regulatory classification apply to the product scope described in its device documentation.

Is my data used for training AI models?

No. Qyire does not use patient or personal data to train AI models.

Are audio recordings stored from the consultations?

No. Consultation audio is processed in real time and deleted immediately after transcription. The clinical documentation is available for clinician review; audio recordings are not retained.

Who is legally responsible for the clinical documentation?

The clinician reviewing and approving a record is responsible for checking its clinical accuracy and suitability. Healthcare organisations retain their governance and data-controller responsibilities, while Qyire retains its responsibilities as a software provider. The applicable legal responsibilities also depend on the service arrangements and jurisdiction.

TRUST AT THE FOUNDATION

See care and security working together.

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