AITrust · Clinical AI
Assistance with a person accountable.
Drafting, review and sign-off in one workflow.
Review the compliance approachDraft. Review. Sign.
AI drafts can contain errors and omissions. You check the source, edit and decide what is signed. A draft is not a decision.
Consent belongs in the encounter.
Explain what is recorded, and who sees it, first. A website enquiry is not consent.
Know the boundaries.
- This site and its demonstrations are not medical advice.
- Shared readings are not monitoring or emergency alerts.
- Human review alone does not establish regulatory exemption.
- Each feature and jurisdiction is assessed separately.
Evaluate before clinical use.
Your evaluation should cover draft accuracy, omissions, traceability, consent and corrections. Deployment needs documented acceptance.
Questions
Common questions.
Who is responsible for an AI-drafted clinical note?
The clinician. AI drafts can contain errors and omissions; the clinician checks the source, edits and decides what is signed. A draft is not a decision.
Do patients need to know an AI is drafting the note?
Consent belongs in the encounter: explain what is recorded, and who sees it, first.
How should a practice evaluate an AI scribe?
Cover draft accuracy, omissions, traceability, consent and corrections, and document acceptance before clinical use.
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Review the compliance approach