The PediAid FAQ is a hand-written, static, offline help screen — zero backend calls — organised as expandable question-and-answer tiles covering what PediAid is, who it's built for, where its clinical data comes from, and how privacy and accounts work. It states directly that PediAid 'is a clinical decision support tool intended for use by qualified healthcare professionals only,' and that users should 'always verify every dose, threshold and centile against current guidelines, the patient's clinical context and your local protocols before any treatment decision.'
No. PediAid states it 'is a clinical decision support tool intended for use by qualified healthcare professionals only,' and instructs users to verify every dose, threshold, and centile against current guidelines and local protocols before any treatment decision.
No — per the FAQ, anything typed into a calculator is 'never sent to our servers and is discarded as soon as you close the screen'; calculators, drug formulary, charts, and guides all run on-device.
Named sources include AAP 2022 and NICE CG98 for bilirubin thresholds, WHO/IAP/Fenton/INTERGROWTH-21st for growth charts, Neofax and Harriet Lane for the drug formulary, and IAP STG 2022, IAP Action Plan 2026, and NNF CPG 2021 for treatment guidelines.
The FAQ states the math is verified against the source publication for every tool, with formulas visible on every result screen so users can re-check the calculation themselves.
Paediatricians, neonatologists, paediatric/neonatal registrars and fellows, NICU/PICU nurses, and final-year medical students — the app assumes the user is a qualified or training healthcare professional.