Three intelligence streams for hospital leaders deploying clinical AI into care: live monitoring of case law, regulatory filings, and vendor activity; evidence patterns synthesized from the peer-reviewed literature; and practice briefings anchored to the SAFE AI framework.
Why clinical AI governance has run past internal IT, and what hospital leadership needs to do about it. Adapted from a briefing at the 9th Annual inPHYnity Conference of the Collin-Fannin County Medical Society.
Read the briefingAn automated research agent scans clinical AI case law, regulatory filings, peer-reviewed literature, and vendor activity every day. Cortivus reviews every finding before it goes live and publishes it with a brief clinical-safety read. The four most recent items, one per topic.
An automated research agent scans court records, state legislatures, FDA filings, peer-reviewed journals, and the legal and consulting analyses that interpret them, every day across all live-tracked topics.
Every finding is reviewed by Cortivus before it goes live. Items get verified status only after a clinical-informatics check on the source, the date, and the framing.
Each item is published with a brief read on the clinical-safety implications, in the vocabulary your quality committee already speaks. New developments get appended to the item's update log so context never gets lost.
The Cortivus AI Safety Hub mailing list goes out roughly monthly. New briefings, tracker highlights, regulatory updates. No promotional noise.
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