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HIQA's New AI Guidance: What Does It Actually Mean for Healthcare Practices?
Ireland now has national guidance on the responsible and safe use of artificial intelligence in health and social care. Here is what the principles mean in practice, without turning them into another policy document.
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AI for Care 2026–2030: What Ireland's National AI Strategy Means for Healthcare
AI for Care signals a move from asking whether AI is coming to asking how it can be introduced with purpose, evidence and public trust.
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The EU AI Act and Irish Healthcare: What Practices Actually Need to Know
The EU AI Act uses a risk-based approach. For healthcare organisations, the intended purpose and real-world use of a system matter more than the label attached to the product.
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AI Is Already in Your Practice: What Is ‘Shadow AI’?
You do not need to formally introduce AI into a practice for AI to already be there. The first step is understanding where it is being used.
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Before You Use an AI Scribe: 7 Questions to Ask
AI scribes are marketed as a way to reduce administrative workload. Choosing one, however, is not simply a technology decision.
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Can I Put Patient Information Into ChatGPT? A Simple Guide for Healthcare Staff
The issue is not only what an AI tool produces. It is also what information is entered into it.
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The Technology Changes. The Duty of Care Doesn't.
What one of Ireland's landmark medical negligence cases can teach us about clinical AI.
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