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EU AI Act for healthcare

What does this mean for your healthcare organisation?

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AI systems used in diagnosis, triage, treatment or patient monitoring fall under the high-risk category of the EU AI Act. Healthcare organisations therefore have a double obligation: the general AI literacy requirement and additional requirements around oversight and transparency. What the AI literacy obligation under Article 4 means for a healthcare organisation is covered in a separate insight.

Developments around high-risk AI in healthcare follow one another quickly. We keep watch through the AIAdopt-built EU AI Act Monitor and work relevant changes into the healthcare modules.

AI in healthcare: high risk, high responsibility

From AI-driven diagnostics to smart scheduling systems, healthcare organisations are working with AI more and more. The EU AI Act classifies many of these systems as high-risk. That means employees need to understand how these systems work, what their limitations are, and when human judgement takes precedence over AI output.

What Article 4 means in practice for your healthcare organisation

Which modules suit healthcare organisations

ModuleDoelgroepDuur
M1AI in the workplaceAll employees25 min
M2Deploying AI responsiblyHealthcare management and leadership25 min
M3-ZOAI and healthcareHealthcare professionals, doctors, nurses30 min
M3-HRAI and recruitment & selectionHR staff30 min
M4Managing and securing AIIT department25 min

Why a certificate?

The AIAdopt certificate is valid for 12 months and shows, through the learning outcomes, what knowledge a healthcare professional has gained. The EU AI Act requires demonstrable AI literacy among employees, not a specific certificate. But a certificate with clear learning outcomes is the simplest way to make that knowledge demonstrable.

Practically arranged

  • Online, at your own pace
  • Invoice on order and PO number possible
  • Available in English, Dutch and French
  • Access through a unique organisation code

EU AI Act for healthcare

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