Review the suggested action
An authorized user considers the recommendation before the referral moves forward.
Human oversight
Elvra suggests what should happen next and presents the supporting evidence in an editable, source-linked draft. Authorized people verify the evidence and approve the action.
How human review works
An authorized user considers the recommendation before the referral moves forward.
The reviewer can return to the original pages behind the recommendation.
The recommendation and drafted reasoning remain editable throughout review.
Uncertainty, exceptions and missing information can go to the right person.
Your organization defines who can approve each clinical or operational action.
The approved action, ownership and activity remain visible after review.
Where review matters most
Roles and responsibility
Define who reviews a recommendation, who can approve the action and when work should be escalated. Elvra keeps the suggested action, reasoning, source, owner and status visible throughout that process.
Responsible-AI reference
The NIST AI Risk Management Framework Core recommends documenting human-oversight processes, responsibilities and accountability across an AI system’s lifecycle. Its human–AI interaction guidance also emphasizes clearly defining whether AI advises a human decision-maker or acts autonomously. These principles support Elvra’s review model; they are not evidence of clinical effectiveness.
Watch how draft review and source verification appear in the current walkthrough.