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Jesus A Perdomo Lampignano1,2, Aditya Kale3,4, Shamie Kumar5
1Department of Radiology, Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde, Glasgow, UK.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence medical devices are increasingly deployed in clinical practice, yet practical approaches to post-deployment monitoring remain poorly defined. We present a structured, decision-oriented approach to monitoring within healthcare institutions, grounded in our own deployment experience. By framing surveillance as a set of interdependent decisions, this model supports effective performance assessment and governance-linked corrective action, enabling safer and more accountable integration of AI into routine clinical care.
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