Published work and coverage
The Institute publishes operational work: a weekly-refreshed public registry of FDA AI clearances, open standards for governance records, and columns in the publications clinicians actually read. Everything below is verifiable at the source.
Columns and essays
The AI purchase your practice cannot evaluate (and what to check)
Medical Economics · September 11, 2026
Independent practices carry the same legal, regulatory and clinical
exposure as large health systems when they buy AI, with none of the
informatics oversight. The five-question framework that closes the gap
— the same questions behind our free
due-diligence checklist
and the Model Governance
Rider.
Why AI governance in health care cannot be backdated
KevinMD · August 31, 2026
Survey-ready governance evidence divides into what can be written in a
weekend and what can only accumulate with dates attached. The argument
behind the Institute's public anchor
record, which makes governance history independently verifiable.
Independent mentions
Best AI Courses for Medtech Teams
Research.com · 2027 guide
Names the Healthcare AI Institute among interdisciplinary programs
whose training connects clinicians, engineers and data scientists,
with case studies tracking devices from concept to market.
What the Institute publishes
- The Transparency Registry — every FDA AI clearance under tracked product codes, refreshed weekly, with a citable dataset (DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.22651260).
- The State of FDA AI Clearances — the live data report journalists cite for clearance counts.
- Open standards: the Model Governance Record, Governance Decision Latency, and the procurement rider — all CC BY 4.0.
For editors and journalists
The Healthcare AI Institute publishes on healthcare AI governance, procurement, and the gap between AI demonstrations and AI operations. For commentary, data from the registry, or a column: hello@healthcareaiops.com. Registry data is CC BY 4.0 and citable without permission.