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Current regulatory frameworks for artificial intelligence-based clinical decision support (AICDS) are insufficient to ensure safety, effectiveness, and equity at the bedside. The oversight of clinical laboratory testing, which requires federal- and hospital-level involvement, offers many instructive lessons for how to balance safety and innovation and warnings regarding the fragility of this balance. We propose an AICDS oversight framework, modeled after clinical laboratory regulation, that is deliberative, inclusive, and collaborative.
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- A 47-year-old man went to the hospital for surgery to fix an eye issue but had a serious problem after a brain test called cerebral angiography, which caused a life-threatening blood clot in his lungs (PE).
- Doctors acted quickly with special medicines and CPR, and the man was able to recover and go home.
- The doctors learned that even though PE is rare after this brain test, it can be very dangerous, so they need to be more careful and try to prevent it from happening to others.
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