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Health Care AI Policy Index
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Executive Summary
Researchers at Mount Sinai created a new index to map health care AI policy across jurisdictions and institutions. The underlying finding is that oversight is expanding quickly, but remains fragmented, leaving health systems without a single unified framework for deployment, monitoring, and governance. The work emphasizes practical governance needs such as transparency, patient safety, and accountability.

Key Points
- Mount Sinai researchers built the Health & AI Policy Index to organize 240 health care AI policies published from 2016 to 2025.
- The policy environment is expanding rapidly, but authority remains split across regulators, governments, institutions, and standards organizations.
- There is no single unified framework for deploying, monitoring, and governing AI in clinical settings.
- The fragmented landscape may create operational and compliance burdens for health systems adopting AI.
- Transparency, patient safety, and accountability emerge as the most persistent governance concerns.
- The index is positioned as a tool for comparing jurisdictions and tracking how governance is implemented in practice.
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Mount Sinai Icahn School researchers release a Health & AI Policy Index mapping 240 health care AI policies from 2016-2025 and find fragmented global oversight.
