An enterprise AI strategy is built on four key pillars. While many are internal to the organization, external factors – namely, the AI partner chosen and regulatory landscape – will have significant influence on successful adoption.
These two elements must work in harmony to ensure the safe and effective implementation of AI solutions, but what role should an AI partner play in health system AI governance?
AI partners provide in-depth technical knowledge that is necessary to ensure safe and transparent deployment, and they have first-hand experience navigating evolving regulatory requirements. Mature partners with large install bases also have a sightline to governance structures from health systems of all sizes and can offer recommendations or connect teams together for best practice sharing.
However, it’s essential to recognize that an AI partner’s role must be carefully defined within the broader context of an organization’s governance structure. While they contribute essential expertise and information, ultimate authority and responsibility for clinical decisions and patient care needs to remain internal.
By fostering a collaborative relationship with an AI partner that is built on mutual trust and respect, healthcare organizations will effectively maintain control over patient care and organizational decisions while still benefiting from external expertise. Remember: a true partner will never compromise the organization’s goals or the well-being of patients in the name of driving influence.
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