Prioritizing human-AI collaboration in healthcare: the TRIAD framework for trustworthy governance, real-world, and integrated adaptive deployment

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Authors: Jia Li, Zi-Chun Zhou, Zhen-Chang Wang, Han Lv
Cited by: 8
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) and big data are reshaping the healthcare landscape. However, clinical value depends on how well systems augment clinicians and fit into routine workflows. To this end, we introduce the TRIAD framework: trustworthy governance, real-world clinical value, and integrated adaptive deployment, to guide the development, validation, and deployment of clinical AI. TRIAD requires explicit data provenance and intended use, fairness auditing, and calibrated uncertainty. This framework evaluates the human-AI team in real workflows using team-level metrics, including accuracy, safety, workload, and patterns of acceptance, editing, and overriding. Deployment proceeds via staged rollouts with preregistered guardrails and continuous monitoring of performance and subgroup impact. TRIAD views intelligence as a property of the human-AI team rather than the AI model alone. Aligning governance, evaluation, and deployment around clinicians and patients enables durable gains in safety, equity, efficiency, and experience, thereby elevating clinical value.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education Scientific Computing and Data Management Electronic Health Records Systems

Publication details

Journal / source
Military Medical Research
Publisher
Elsevier BV
Volume
12
Issue
1
Pages
97–97
Publication date
10 February 2026
Language
EN