Interesting reads ... November 2022
The authors of this paper identified several challenges affecting the development and adoption of #ML in medical diagnostics.
The authors of this paper evaluate alternatives to regulatory agency-based assessments and find them to offer some value in bridging the current regulatory gap until it is closed.
The authors of this paper view regulatory science as a fundamental building block of #Healthcare that now also focusses on using #AI to improve patients’ lives. Regulatory science, its language and concepts have the potential to facilitate communication and collaboration between the fields of AI and #Medicine, as well as between the broader medical AI community and regulatory bodies. Knowledge of the regulatory language, concepts, and science should be regarded a core competency for communicating medical #Innovation. Regulatory grade communication will be the key to bringing medical AI from hype to standard of care.
In this paper, the authors identify nine key considerations to help these organizations identify and implement #DigitalHealth tools strategically.
#ArtificialIntelligence tools are increasingly being applied in the development and use of medicines. Here, the authors provide an Europe regulatory perspective on such applications.
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In this paper, the authors provide a brief overview on the type and sources of real-world data and the common models and approaches to utilize and analyze #RWD. They discuss the challenges and opportunities of using real-world data for evidence-based decision making.
The authors of this paper identified unique opportunities for #Metaverse approaches in the healthcare domain.
Open Loop published a report on the EU AI Act, in partnership with Estonia’s Ministries of Economic Affairs and Communications and Justice, and Malta’s Digital Innovation Authority.
The healthcare sector has been struggling to accelerate digital adoption. This article highlights key non-technology related aspects of digital health adoption.
Based on the current literature and an international survey, the authors of this paper conclude that there is an evident need for engaging healthcare professionals as artificial intelligence systems are implemented in clinical settings and creating new regulations overseeing the transparent design, validation, deployment, and certification of systems leveraging AI.