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2MM: AI Roundup: Food and Drug Administration reviews liver injury prediction tool, Joint Commission launches healthcare artificial intelligence certification, governance playbooks aim to standardize adoption, and pediatric hospitals bring generative tools to t - 2 Minute Medicine

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The FDA is reviewing a liver injury prediction tool, while the Joint Commission launches a healthcare AI certification. Pediatric hospitals are also adopting generative tools. Governance playbooks aim to standardize AI adoption in healthcare.

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  • The FDA is reviewing a liver injury prediction tool
  • The Joint Commission has launched a healthcare AI certification program
  • Pediatric hospitals are adopting generative AI tools
  • Governance playbooks aim to standardize AI adoption in healthcare
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The Food and Drug Administration is currently reviewing a tool designed to predict liver injury, which could significantly improve patient outcomes.

The Joint Commission has launched a certification program for healthcare artificial intelligence, aiming to ensure that AI systems are safe and effective.

Pediatric hospitals are also embracing AI, with some institutions using generative tools to improve patient care.

To address the need for standardized AI adoption, governance playbooks are being developed to provide guidance on AI implementation and management.

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