Clinical AI Registry™
Clinical AI Registry™ provides a structured institutional record for documenting deployed clinical AI and robotics, their intended use, accountable owners, oversight arrangements, evidence status, versions, incidents and review decisions.
The Registry supports governance evidence, institutional review and audit readiness. It does not replace regulatory conformity assessment, a notified body, legal advice or the provider's statutory quality-management and post-market-monitoring obligations.
Designed for hospital leadership • Clinical AI oversight boards • AI governance committees
Aligned with emerging EU AI Act governance frameworks
How Clinical AI Governance Works
AI System Discovery
Registry Documentation
Risk Classification
Governance Oversight and Monitoring
The Clinical AI Registry provides a structured inventory of AI systems deployed across departments, enabling organisations to document technologies, classify risk levels and maintain governance oversight throughout the AI lifecycle.
What is a Clinical AI Registry?
A Clinical AI Registry is a structured inventory of artificial intelligence systems used within a healthcare organisation.
The registry documents key information about AI technologies deployed across departments and enables leadership teams to maintain governance oversight.
Typical information recorded includes:
- •AI system name and vendor
- •clinical purpose and department
- •risk classification and clinical impact
- •governance review status
- •lifecycle stage of the system
Maintaining a structured registry provides organisational visibility into AI deployments and supports responsible adoption of clinical AI technologies.
Designed for
- •Hospital CIOs and Chief Digital Officers
- •Clinical AI oversight committees
- •Hospital governance and compliance teams
- •Radiology and diagnostic AI leaders
Why AI Governance Matters Now
Hospitals are rapidly adopting artificial intelligence across diagnostics, workflow optimisation and clinical decision support.
At the same time, regulatory frameworks such as the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act introduce governance expectations for high-risk AI systems.
Healthcare organisations therefore require structured oversight of AI technologies deployed across departments.
A Clinical AI Registry provides the organisational inventory needed to support governance oversight and monitoring of clinical AI technologies.
Why Hospitals Need a Clinical AI Registry
Healthcare organisations increasingly deploy multiple AI tools across departments including radiology, clinical decision support, predictive analytics and operational automation.
Without a central registry, organisations may lack visibility into which AI systems are deployed, how they are classified and how they are governed.
A Clinical AI Registry provides leadership teams with a structured overview of AI deployments and supports governance review processes.
Registry Platform
The Registry Platform provides a structured environment where healthcare organisations can document AI systems, track governance reviews and maintain oversight of AI deployments across departments.
Advisory Body
Clinical AI Governance Council →