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Data Sheet 1_Operationalizing clinical artificial intelligence through secure FHIR pipelines: a zero-trust cloud reference architecture for EHR interoperability.docx
Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR) standardizes clinical exchange but does not establish that a downstream artificial intelligence (AI) use remains authorized, semantically consistent, or accountable. This Hypothesis and Theory article proposes evidence-continuous boundary control:
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