Healthcare policy and regulation
Healthcare policy and regulation encompass laws, guidelines and practices that govern healthcare systems and providers. These protocols ensure the quality, accessibility and affordability of healthcare services. Healthcare policy and regulation address public health concerns, patient rights, ethical standards and resource allocation to improve care quality and safety.
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08 Jan 2025
FDA issues AI-enabled device lifecycle management guidance
New FDA draft guidance provides recommendations for the design, development and maintenance of AI-enabled medical devices to ensure their safety and effectiveness. Continue Reading
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06 May 2024
Federation of State Medical Boards publishes AI governance best practices
New FSMB guidelines outline how providers can meet their professional and ethical duties when utilizing artificial intelligence in clinical settings. Continue Reading
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06 May 2024
Federation of State Medical Boards publishes AI governance best practices
New FSMB guidelines outline how providers can meet their professional and ethical duties when utilizing artificial intelligence in clinical settings. Continue Reading
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07 Feb 2024
Researchers Call for Outcome-Centric Approach to Health AI Regulation
University of California San Diego researchers argue that healthcare AI regulations should require developers to demonstrate how these tools impact patient outcomes. Continue Reading
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20 Dec 2023
How Will Biden's Executive Order on Trustworthy AI Impact Healthcare?
Legal experts detail how Biden’s executive order on safe, secure, and trustworthy artificial intelligence will impact AI regulation in healthcare. Continue Reading
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05 Apr 2023
FDA Releases AI/ML-Enabled Medical Device Modification Guidance
The FDA released new guidance proposing a science-based approach for AI/ML-enabled medical devices to be modified and improved more quickly. Continue Reading
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29 Sep 2022
FDA Releases Guidance on AI-Driven Clinical Decision Support Tools
The FDA has released new guidance recommending that some artificial intelligence-powered clinical decision support tools, like sepsis prediction devices, should be regulated as medical devices. Continue Reading