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GovernanceAugust 18, 2026Source: The Regulatory Review

The Governance Gap in Clinical AI

This analysis examines a proposed U.S. Department of Health and Human Services rule (HTI‑5) that would scale back transparency and risk‑management requirements for AI decision support tools in certified electronic health records. It warns that removing model cards, source‑attribute disclosures, and lifecycle risk‑management obligations could widen the governance gap for high‑impact clinical AI systems.

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