The article presents a framework developed by the Data Science team at Stanford Health Care to evaluate AI models in healthcare settings. It emphasizes the importance of assessing the impact of AI model deployment before and after implementation. The process includes identifying fair, useful, and reliable AI models through ethical reviews, simulations for estimating usefulness, financial projections for sustainability, and prospective monitoring plans. The study conducted FURM assessments on six use cases with potential impacts on various patient populations. Two use cases have advanced to planning and implementation phases based on the assessment results.
The FURM assessment process consists of three stages: What & Why (assessing potential usefulness), How (identifying deployment requirements), and Impact (evaluating observed outcomes). Each stage includes multiple components such as problem definition, simulation-based utility estimates, financial projections, ethical considerations, model formulation recommendations, training methods evaluation protocols for model testing deployment infrastructure requirements organizational integration plans prospective evaluation strategies and monitoring plans.
Key findings include completed assessments on six use cases spanning clinical and operational settings with varying patient impacts. Financial projections were crucial in determining project sustainability while ethical considerations played a significant role in decision-making processes. The FURM assessment process evolved over time to enhance efficiency and consistency in evaluating AI solutions for healthcare systems.
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by Alison Calla... um arxiv.org 03-14-2024
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