Citizens’ jury puts emphasis on keeping people at the heart of healthcare
– a jury of 24 individuals, representative of the population of Ireland, convened from September to December 2024 to make recommendations on the use of AI in healthcare.
In addition, the jury recommended the creation of a separate independent commissioner for AI in healthcare. The HSE’s chief clinical information officer, Professor Richard Greene, a member of the independent jury oversight panel, said he welcomed the “strong emphasis” on keeping people at the heart of healthcare.
Jennifer-Carroll-Macneill Peter-Burke Hse
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