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The term "validation" is used inconsistently across disciplines, causing miscommunication in healthcare diagnostics. This study proposes context-specific additions to "validation" to improve clarity and reliability in digital health technologies.

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Area of Science:

  • Interdisciplinary research
  • Healthcare diagnostics
  • Digital health technologies

Background:

  • Validation is crucial for trust in diagnostics.
  • Discipline-specific assumptions cause miscommunication.
  • AI/ML integration necessitates re-examining "validation".

Purpose of the Study:

  • Highlight inconsistencies in the use of "validation".
  • Promote interdisciplinary alignment in healthcare.
  • Improve clarity, reliability, and compliance in digital health.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of 94 themes across five domains: Communication Science, AI/ML, Clinical and Laboratory Practice, Regulatory Science, and Business.
  • Examined domain-specific implied definitions of "validation".

Main Results:

  • Identified significant inconsistencies in the application of "validation" across disciplines.
  • Demonstrated how domain-specific definitions impede interdisciplinary alignment.
  • Derived five consensus proposals for context-aware additions to "validation".

Conclusions:

  • Advocating for specific, context-aware additions to "validation" rather than a single definition.
  • Proposed strategies to enhance communication and compliance in digital health development and use.
  • Emphasized the need for clearer understanding of "validation" for reliable AI/ML integration in healthcare.