AIGR · Institutional AI governance

AIGR Health

EvidenceReviewDecision

AIGR Health

Governance ratings for AI in clinical and health-system environments.

AIGR Health focuses on whether high-consequence healthcare AI is supported by traceable evidence for safety, validation, human oversight, privacy, supplier control and lifecycle monitoring.

ContextClinical + operational
EvidenceSafety + validation
OversightHuman escalation
LifecycleContinuous review
01

Clinical safety

Intended use, escalation, harm scenarios and safety ownership.

02

Model validation

Performance, subgroup analysis, validation boundaries and change control.

03

Human oversight

Override, escalation, competency and accountable clinical decision rights.

04

Data & privacy

Lawful use, minimization, retention, deletion and access governance.

05

Suppliers

Supplier evidence, model dependencies, contractual controls and change notification.

06

Monitoring

Drift, incidents, safety signals, periodic review and retirement.

Clinical claims require clinical evidence.

Policies and vendor statements are supporting material, not substitutes for system-specific validation and operating evidence.

VALIDATE

Performance evidence matches the intended population and use.

ESCALATE

Human escalation paths are explicit and tested.

MONITOR

Safety and drift thresholds have owners and response actions.

REVIEW

Material model changes trigger new evidence and re-assessment.

Enterprise assessment

Establish governance readiness for a defined AI system.

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