Medical AI · Track 8 of 10
Evaluation, safety & deployment
What happens after the model works on your test set: external validation, dataset shift, bias, reporting standards, red-teaming and monitoring.
For anyone who builds, buys or approves clinical AI.
By the end of this track you should be able to
- Plan an external validation and spot dataset shift
- Measure and report performance across patient subgroups
- Use TRIPOD+AI, CONSORT-AI, SPIRIT-AI, DECIDE-AI and CLAIM
- Red-team an LLM application and monitor a model after deployment
Lessons
- External validation and dataset shift
Intermediate · Technical · 30 min · Exercise
- Bias and fairness
Intermediate · Clinical · 30 min · Exercise
- Reporting guidelines: TRIPOD+AI, CONSORT-AI, SPIRIT-AI, DECIDE-AI, CLAIM and more
Beginner · Clinical · 25 min · Exercise
- Red-teaming LLM applications
Intermediate · Clinical · 25 min · Exercise
- Monitoring and MLOps
Intermediate · Technical · 30 min · Exercise
Next track: Regulation, ethics & governance
Educational content only. This material teaches methods; it is not clinical advice. Code, models and examples here are not validated medical devices and must not be used to make decisions about real patients without proper clinical validation, governance and any required regulatory approval. Examples use synthetic or openly licensed de-identified data only. Never paste identifiable patient information into public AI tools. Mentions of models, tools or vendors are for identification, not endorsement.