Prototype to Real-World Deployment
Validating Healthcare AI Solutions Through Integration & System Testing
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Moving a healthcare AI solution from prototype to real-world deployment presents a new set of challenges. A solution may perform well during development, but how will it behave when integrated into a real healthcare environment, alongside existing systems, infrastructure and clinical workflows?
This TEF-Health webinar will explore how integration and system testing can help healthcare AI innovators evaluate their solutions under realistic conditions and prepare for real-world deployment.
Using a practical SME focused scenario, the session will follow the journey of a healthcare AI solution moving beyond the prototype stage. TEF-Health experts will explore the challenges that can arise along the way and demonstrate how relevant testing and validation expertise can support innovators in addressing them.
What we will explore
Participants will gain practical insights into:
challenges that can arise when moving from prototype to real-world healthcare environments;
the role of integration and system testing in validating healthcare AI solutions;
testing solutions within existing healthcare systems, infrastructure and workflows;
identifying potential gaps and issues before real-world deployment; and
how TEF-Health expertise and testing environments can support SMEs during this stage of development.
Who should attend?
The webinar is particularly relevant for start-ups, SMEs and healthcare AI innovators developing solutions that are approaching the integration, testing or real-world deployment stage.
It may also be relevant for healthcare organisations, technology providers and other stakeholders interested in the testing and validation of AI solutions in healthcare environments.
Interactive discussion
The webinar will include an interactive discussion and Q&A with TEF-Health experts. Participants will have the opportunity to raise questions and share challenges they are encountering in preparing their own solutions for real-world deployment.
Participation is free, but registration is required.