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Safety and Responsibility

Safety Information

Read important information about the scope, limitations and safe use of the NeuroGPT platform.

Emergency and Support Numbers

112

Emergency number

Life-threatening emergency, status epilepticus
Call 112

116 123

Adult Helpline

Crisis helpline for adults — a free conversation in a difficult moment
Call 116 123

116 111

Helpline for Children and Adolescents

Help for children and teenagers 24/7
Call 116 111

800 110 440

Epifon — helpline for patients with epilepsy

Free information line of the Polish Society of Epileptology (working hours)
Call 800 110 440

What NeuroGPT does NOT do

  • It does not diagnose neurological diseases or disorders
  • It does not prescribe or recommend specific medication doses
  • It does not replace a consultation with a specialist neurologist
  • It does not make medical or therapeutic decisions
  • It does not verify users' identity or qualifications
  • It does not guarantee that all clinical information is up to date
  • It cannot call for medical help — in an emergency, call 112

What the platform is for

  • It provides reliable educational information about epilepsy
  • It helps you understand seizure types, triggers and the principles of first aid
  • It supports parents and caregivers in the daily care of a person with epilepsy
  • It provides organisational tools for schools and teachers
  • It lets you keep a seizure diary (for orientation purposes only)
  • It makes it easier to find neurology centres nearby
  • It is a supplement to — not a substitute for — medical care

Limitation of Liability

The owner of the NeuroGPT platform makes every effort to ensure that the published content is reliable and up to date. However, because medical knowledge is constantly evolving, it does not guarantee the completeness or currency of all information.

Users use the platform at their own risk. The platform accepts no liability for decisions made on the basis of the content published on the website.

The full terms of use of the platform are set out in the Terms of Service and the Privacy Policy.

Frequently Asked Questions

Trusted Sources and Organisations

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Sources

  • ILAE (International League Against Epilepsy) guidelines
  • NICE (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) guidelines
  • Summaries of Product Characteristics (SmPC) of anti-seizure medications