An example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New Zealand
Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undergoing rapid development, meaning that potential risks in application are not able to be fully understood. Multiple international principles and guidance documents have been published to guide the implementation of AI tools in various industries, includin...
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author | R. Whittaker R. Dobson C. K. Jin R. Style P. Jayathissa K. Hiini K. Ross K. Kawamura P. Muir the Waitematā AI Governance Group |
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description | Abstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undergoing rapid development, meaning that potential risks in application are not able to be fully understood. Multiple international principles and guidance documents have been published to guide the implementation of AI tools in various industries, including healthcare practice. In Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ) we recognised that the challenge went beyond simply adapting existing risk frameworks and governance guidance to our specific health service context and population. We also deemed prioritising the voice of Māori (the indigenous people of Aotearoa NZ) a necessary aspect of honouring Te Tiriti (the Treaty of Waitangi), as well as prioritising the needs of healthcare service users and their families. Here we report on the development and establishment of comprehensive and effective governance over the development and implementation of AI tools within a health service in Aotearoa NZ. The implementation of the framework in practice includes testing with real-world proposals and ongoing iteration and refinement of our processes. |
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spelling | doaj.art-9535e59e59be4b8aa528f338b127c7da2023-11-20T11:01:06ZengNature Portfolionpj Digital Medicine2398-63522023-09-01611710.1038/s41746-023-00882-zAn example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New ZealandR. Whittaker0R. Dobson1C. K. Jin2R. Style3P. Jayathissa4K. Hiini5K. Ross6K. Kawamura7P. Muir8the Waitematā AI Governance GroupTe Whatu Ora WaitematāTe Whatu Ora WaitematāTe Whatu Ora WaitematāTe Whatu Ora WaitematāTe Whatu Ora WaitematāTe Whatu Ora WaitematāPrecision Driven HealthTe Whatu Ora WaitematāTe Whatu Ora WaitematāAbstract Artificial Intelligence (AI) is undergoing rapid development, meaning that potential risks in application are not able to be fully understood. Multiple international principles and guidance documents have been published to guide the implementation of AI tools in various industries, including healthcare practice. In Aotearoa New Zealand (NZ) we recognised that the challenge went beyond simply adapting existing risk frameworks and governance guidance to our specific health service context and population. We also deemed prioritising the voice of Māori (the indigenous people of Aotearoa NZ) a necessary aspect of honouring Te Tiriti (the Treaty of Waitangi), as well as prioritising the needs of healthcare service users and their families. Here we report on the development and establishment of comprehensive and effective governance over the development and implementation of AI tools within a health service in Aotearoa NZ. The implementation of the framework in practice includes testing with real-world proposals and ongoing iteration and refinement of our processes.https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-023-00882-z |
spellingShingle | R. Whittaker R. Dobson C. K. Jin R. Style P. Jayathissa K. Hiini K. Ross K. Kawamura P. Muir the Waitematā AI Governance Group An example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New Zealand npj Digital Medicine |
title | An example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New Zealand |
title_full | An example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New Zealand |
title_fullStr | An example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New Zealand |
title_full_unstemmed | An example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New Zealand |
title_short | An example of governance for AI in health services from Aotearoa New Zealand |
title_sort | example of governance for ai in health services from aotearoa new zealand |
url | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41746-023-00882-z |
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