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Hans Henri P. Kluge, the Regional Director for Europe at the World Health Organization, warned about the growing gap between the widespread adoption of AI applications in European hospitals and the lack of regulatory frameworks governing their use. This situation poses health risks to patients and undermines trust in healthcare systems. He explained that two-thirds of European countries are currently using AI-supported diagnostic tools, yet only one country has clear strategies for governance, and just 8% have a national AI plan. He emphasized that the absence of governance, training, and ethical frameworks threatens patient safety and erodes public trust. The organization is working on a roadmap for AI in health, which is scheduled to be launched by 2028 to ensure the safe and ethical use of these technologies.
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