Clinical safety officers and regulators reviewing accountability for automation
AI governance
Automation is governed like any other clinical process: a named owner, a written scope, a review cycle and a record of every change.
The governance rules
Accountability
Every automated task has a named clinical owner; an output without a human signature never reaches a patient record.
Declared scope
What a task may read, produce and never produce is written down before it is enabled for a customer.
Review cycle
Behaviour is re-reviewed on a fixed cycle and after any model or prompt change, with the result recorded.
Change log
Model, version and configuration changes are logged, so an output can be explained months later.
The boundary
Automation prepares and checks. It does not diagnose, does not grade risk on its own, and does not close a clinical decision. The clinical safety and limits pages state this in operational terms.
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security@on-kare.orgMedical review: 2026-08-24 · Legal review: 2026-08-24