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Dr. Ananya Chatterjee

Clinical AI Governance Advisor

5 articles for HealUDoc

Dr. Ananya Chatterjee is a Clinical AI Governance Advisor writing for HealUDoc on ai & automation. They have contributed 5 articles to the HealUDoc library.

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Evaluating AI Screening Tools as a Buyer, Not an EnthusiastAI & Automation

Evaluating AI Screening Tools as a Buyer, Not an Enthusiast

Screening AI is sold on accuracy figures from populations that may not resemble yours. What validation evidence to ask for, how workflow placement determines whether it helps, and the per-study economics that decide it.

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Dr. Ananya Chatterjee

Jul 13, 2026 · 10 min read

AI Triage and Messaging Front Doors: Where the Line SitsAI & Automation

AI Triage and Messaging Front Doors: Where the Line Sits

A symptom checker that advises a patient is doing something different from a bot that books an appointment, and the regulatory and clinical implications differ accordingly. Safety netting, consent on messaging channels, and escalation that works.

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Dr. Ananya Chatterjee

Jun 29, 2026 · 10 min read

Staff Using Public AI Chatbots on Patient Data: A PolicyAI & Automation

Staff Using Public AI Chatbots on Patient Data: A Policy

Clinicians and administrators are already using consumer AI tools. Here is what the DPDP Act 2023 makes of a paste into a chatbot, why de-identification fails in practice, how to find shadow AI, and rules people will follow.

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Dr. Ananya Chatterjee

Apr 20, 2026 · 10 min read

Writing a Hospital AI Governance Policy: The SkeletonAI & Automation

Writing a Hospital AI Governance Policy: The Skeleton

An AI governance policy is a decision-rights document, not an ethics statement. Here is the committee, the use-case register, the gates from proposal to production, autonomy tiers, monitoring duties and retirement criteria.

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Dr. Ananya Chatterjee

Apr 6, 2026 · 11 min read

CDSCO Software as a Medical Device: A Buyer's Class CheckAI & Automation

CDSCO Software as a Medical Device: A Buyer's Class Check

Software sold for clinical use can be a licensed medical device under the Medical Device Rules 2017. Here is how a buyer establishes the risk class, checks the licence covers the product being sold, and verifies rather than trusts.

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Dr. Ananya Chatterjee

Mar 9, 2026 · 11 min read

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