Generative AI Work Group

Objective: Develop a Implementation Guide (IG) that provides best practice guidance and a testing & evaluation (T&E) framework for evaluators to leverage when assessing the responsible use of generative AI solutions in healthcare across the entire AI lifecycle.

T&E Framework

Metrics, Measures, and Methods per CHAI Principle & Considerations

Testing & Evaluation (T&E) Objective:

  • Determine how to practically evaluate CHAI Assurance Standards (AS) Guide principles, for a sepsis use case, by defining metrics, measures, and methods across the AI Lifecycle
  • Describe how to apply those metrics, measures, and methods using a real-world Predictive AI use case (sepsis)
  • Usefulness
  • Fairness, Equity, and Bias Management
  • Transparency
  • Safety
  • Privacy and Security

BP Framework

Best Practice Guidance per CHAI Principle & Considerations

Best Practice (BP) Objective: Review a set of best practice guidance (e.g., business, data, and security requirements, etc.) within the context of a sepsis use case

  • Business Requirements
  • Data Requirements
  • Technical Requirements
  • Security Requirements

Co-Chairs

Rebecca Mishuris
Mass. General

Karandeep Singh
UC San Diego

Zack Lipton
Abridge

Initial Members

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MEMBERS

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ORGANIZATIONS

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Dev Dash Stanford
Harsha Nori Microsoft
Bo Wang
University of Toronto
Roxana Daneshjou Stanford
Shalmali Joshi Columbia
Beau Norgeot Elevance
Kevin Pellerin CVS
RamRimal UNC
Dennis Shung Yale
Rachael A. Calcutt UC Davis
Paul Lukac UCLA
Jody Platt Michigan
Monica Agrawal Duke
Nandan Lad Duke
Rebecca Sartini
University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
Chris Schubert CVS
Michelle Mello Stanford
Bernice Martin Lee
Epilepsy Foundation
Yindalon Aphinyanaphongs NYU Langone
Seth Krevat Medstar
Danielle Bitterman Mass Gen
Dax Dickensen AdventHealth
Timothy Miller
Boston Children’s
Jon McManus Sharp
Reza Ladchartabi Providence
Vivek Tomer Providence
Dennis Shung Yale
Daniel Yang
Kaiser Permanente
Vincent Liu
Kaiser Permanente
Eyal Klang Mt. Sinai
David Vidal Mayo
Alex Woody Amazon
Aparna Elangovan Amazon
Chuan Hong Duke
Melanie Paris
American Kidney Fund
Liz Salmi Open Notes
Lincoln Abbott
Hartford Healthcare
Luca Foschini
Sage Bionetworks
Kevin Walker
Cedar Lake Health
Sam Warmuth Healthvana
Patricia Garcia Stanford
Carlene Lugtu Stanford
Byron Yount Mercy
Micah Seller Intel
Michael Bronley Cleveland Clinic
Jenny Litel CAP
Marzyeh Ghassemi MIT
Ashley Beecy
New York Presbyterian
Elliot Green Dandelion
Katie Eisenberg EBSCO
Pete Darcy EBSCO
Rebecca Laborde Oracle
Krishnaram Kenthapadi Oracle​
Yashashree Kokje 23andMe
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MEMBERS

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ORGANIZATIONS

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Judy Gichoya Emory
Adam Rodman Harvard
Jon McManus
Sharp Healthcare
Meta Tshilombo
American Diabetes Association
Abdul Tariq
Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Sara Murray UCSF
Hua Xu Yale
Daniel Yang
Kaiser Permanente
Vincent Liu
Kaiser Permanente
David Talby John Snow Labs
Kim Nolen Pfizer
Dinh Nguyen
Kaiser Permanente
Lisa Lehmann Harvard
Chris Schubert CVS
Zach Hettinger MedStar
Dax Dickenson AdventHealth
Timothy Driscoll
Boston Children’s
Tristan Markwell Providence
David McSwain UNC Health
Prem Timsina Mt. Sinai
Matt Gill Mayo Clinic
Xiaoyu Miao Amazon
Chaitanya Shivade Amazon
Monica Agrawal Duke
Dev Dash Stanford
Omar Escontrias
National Health Council
Brigham Hyde Atropos Health
Samta Shukla
BCBS Minnesota
Gary Marchant
Arizona State University
Jim St. Clair
Mississippi AI Collaborative
Pramod Misra Unifi AI
Rebecca Gwilt Nixon Gwilt Law
Daniel Samarov
Twistle (Health Catalyst)
Shreya Shah Stanford
Troy Foster Stanford
Byron Yount Mercy
Ashish Atreja UC Davis
Tyler Rhoades Cleveland Clinic
Hooman Rashidi
College of American Pathologiest
Chris Matheson EBSCO
Erica Lesyshyn EBSCO
Tinglong Dai Johns Hopkins
Christine Swisher Oracle
Celena Wheeler Oracle​
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Phases of Work

PHASE 1

Week of August 26th:  Usefulness, Usability & Efficacy 

  • Review best practices, metrics, measures, methods collected from WG members to date and obtain feedback, identify gaps, discuss details to include in Technical Implementation Guide (Best Practices, Use Case Overview, and Testing Metrics/Measures)​

Week of September 2nd: Fairness, Equity & Bias Management​ 

  • Review feedback from previous meeting and incorporate into draft technical implementation guide
  • Review best practices, metrics, measures, methods collected from WG members to date and obtain feedback, identify gaps, discuss details to include in Technical Implementation Guide (Best Practices, Use Case Overview, and Testing Metrics/Measures)​

Week of September 9th: Transparency, Intelligibility & Accountability​ 

  • Review feedback from previous meeting and incorporate into draft technical implementation guide
  • Review best practices, metrics, measures, methods collected from WG members to date and obtain feedback, identify gaps, discuss details to include in Technical Implementation Guide (Best Practices, Use Case Overview, and Testing Metrics/Measures)​

Week of September 16th: Security & Privacy 

  • Review feedback from previous meeting and incorporate into draft technical implementation guide
  • Review best practices, metrics, measures, methods collected from WG members to date and obtain feedback, identify gaps, discuss details to include in Technical Implementation Guide (Best Practices, Use Case Overview, and Testing Metrics/Measures)​

Week of September 23rd: Align on drafted set of best practices and methods/metrics, and discuss next steps for HLTH Conference

  • Work Group present findings, cross-pollinate, obtain feedback, identify gaps, ensure alignment​

Week of September 30th:  Review Period

  • CHAI Board Member review

Week of October 7th: Review Period

  • Work Group Member review

Week of October 14th: Final Work Group edits

  • Prepare initial version of Technical Implementation Guide and HLTH presentation slides
  • Present at HLTH Conference on October 19th 

PHASE 2

November – December 2024

  • Continue above approach to complete first version of Technical Implementation Guide

PHASE 3

Spring 2025

  • Obtain feedback from CHAI Member community across Technical Implementation Guide
  • Incorporate feedback and share with public

Meeting Notes