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The Responsible Path: How Risk Frameworks and AI Governance Work Together

Aidoc

Clinical AI represents a paradox. While its potential to revolutionize patient care is undeniable (and increasingly being proven ), healthcare leaders remain acutely aware of the risks involved with implementation. 2,3,4 Each framework offers unique guidance tailored to specific aspects of AI risk management.

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Fujifilm Receives PACS Award for Naval Medical Center - San Diego

Imaging Technology

Synapse 7x was recently granted a Risk Management Framework (RMF) and Authority to Operate (ATO) on U.S. Synapse 7x unites data and imaging from radiology, mammography , cardiology, 3D and other enterprise imaging solutions on server-side rendering technology. Department of Defense (DoD) networks.

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The Risks of Not Being Proactive with Healthcare Cybersecurity When It Comes to AI

Aidoc

healthcare systems, experienced a ransomware attack that took its IT network offline, disrupting patient care in 15 states. Navigating the Cybersecurity Challenges of Clinical AI Integration As healthcare embraces new technologies like clinical AI, cybersecurity must evolve to address the unique challenges that come with it.

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Understanding the Impact of Healthcare AI Regulations and Guidelines

Aidoc

Becoming a Standard of Care Supporting the idea that AI is on the path to becoming a necessity in clinical practice, the advent of new regulations and guidelines concede some nontrivial realities: These guidelines and regulations mark a maturation phase , signaling that clinical AI is on the path to becoming the standard of care.

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Demystifying How Medical Images Are Managed

Median

Implementing an image management system, however, forms just one part of the process; organizations must also be mindful of regulatory rules (e.g., HIPAA (Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996) in the USA), quality control, risk management, and future proofing, among other aspects.

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AuntMinnie 2007: Gadolinium: A 'necessary factor' in the development of NSF?

AuntMinnie

Making careful choices Fortunately, the imaging community has taken the old "ounce of prevention" adage to heart by proposing and adopting risk management strategies for performing gadolinium-enhanced MRI on renal patients. If you render appropriate patient care, that's the best protection."

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