Monitoring Deployed AI Systems in Health Care.

Authors: Timothy Keyes, Alison Callahan, Abby Pandya, Nerissa Ambers, Juan M. Banda, Miguel Fuentes, Carlene Lugtu, Pranav Masariya, Srikar Nallan, Connor OBrien, Thomas J. Wang, Emily Alsentzer
+9 more Jonathan H Chen, Dev Dash, Matthew A Eisenberg, Patricia Garcia, N Kotecha, Anurang Revri, Michael A. Pfeffer, Nigam Haresh Shah, Sneha S. Jain
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Abstract

assesses whether a deployed system continues to have value in the form of benefit to clinicians, staff, and patients. Drawing on examples of deployed AI systems at our academic medical center, we provide practical guidance for creating monitoring plans based on these principles that specify which metrics to measure, when those metrics should be reviewed, who is responsible for acting when metrics change, and what concrete follow-up actions should be taken-for both traditional and generative AI. We also discuss challenges in implementing this framework, including the effort and cost of monitoring for health systems with limited resources as well as the difficulty of incorporating data-driven monitoring practices into complex organizations where conflicting priorities and definitions of success often coexist. This framework offers a practical template and starting point for health systems seeking to ensure that AI deployments remain safe and effective over time.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare and Education Electronic Health Records Systems Healthcare Technology and Patient Monitoring

Publication details

Journal / source
PubMed
Publication date
15 January 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Preprint