The new Responsible Use of AI in Healthcare certification offered by the Joint Commission is meant to promote the "safe, reliable, transparent and ethical" deployment of artificial intelligence by healthcare organizations, rather than validating or certifying any individual AI tools.
Joint Commission intros new voluntary AI responsibility certification
The program is designed to recognize hospitals and health systems for adopting and implementing artificial intelligence tools with sufficient governance, monitoring processes and education programs in place. The new Responsible Use of AI in Healthcare certification offered by the Joint Commission is meant to promote the "safe, reliable, transparent and ethical" deployment of artificial intelligence by healthcare organizations, rather than validating or certifying any individual AI tools. WHY IT MATTERS As a voluntary certification program, RUAIH is designed to recognize hospitals and other provider organizations they're able to implement the necessary governance, monitoring processes and staff education to help ensure…
Source: Healthcare IT News