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Is AI the right approach?
Questions about intended benefits, alternatives and proportionality.
Governance
Using AI responsibly requires clinicians to be involved in decisions about evidence, safety, accountability and the way tools are used in care.
01 / Governance
Responsible adoption begins with good questions. These themes offer a starting point for discussing safety, evidence and accountability. They do not replace professional, legal or regulatory guidance.
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Questions about intended benefits, alternatives and proportionality.
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Clinical safety, bias, data protection and operational risks.
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Evidence, training data, regulatory status, data handling and updates.
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Accountability, evidence and review responsibilities.
02 / Governance
An introductory self-check can help identify topics for further discussion. It is not an organisational certification or a formal assessment.
Explore important questions about responsible AI, then follow local clinical and governance procedures.
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The themes to consider include defining a clinical need, assessing evidence and risk, piloting carefully, oversight and ongoing review. This is educational framing, not an assurance service.
04 / Governance
We aim to contribute thoughtful, evidence-informed perspectives on policy and practice. Published work and formal responses will be clearly attributed.
Explore our research interests and approach to evaluating evidence in healthcare.
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We welcome enquiries from professionals and organisations interested in discussing governance questions or contributing their expertise.
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