
The AI Governance Playbook: Where to Start
AI governance has moved from aspirational ethics to operational requirement. A practical starting point: principles, ownership, a recognized framework, lifecycle controls, and training.

AI governance has moved from aspirational ethics to operational requirement. A practical starting point: principles, ownership, a recognized framework, lifecycle controls, and training.

Before deploying any AI in a clinic, GDPR mandates a DPIA. This guide explains what a Data Protection Impact Assessment is, when it is legally required in healthcare, and how to conduct one in seven structured steps.

Healthcare organizations in the EU must track every vendor that touches patient data — including subprocessors. This guide covers the complete workflow for identifying, assessing, and managing third-party data processors under GDPR.

The MIT AI Agent Index 2025 analyzed 30 AI agents and found rapid autonomy growth with weak safety controls. Here is what that means for GDPR compliance when your practice deploys AI automation.

Cloud AI services market "compliance" through contracts and certifications. But when healthcare data sovereignty is the requirement, contracts are not architecture. Here is why on-premise AI is the only defensible approach for healthcare organizations handling sensitive patient data.

Independent healthcare practices face the same GDPR requirements as large hospitals — but without dedicated compliance teams. Here's what you need to know to protect patient data and avoid costly penalties.
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