REGULATORY CONSIDERATIONS OF THE USE OF
Artificial Intelligence in Veterinary Medicine
Introduction to Regulatory Considerations Veterinary professionals must comply with federal, state/provincial, and local regulations. While most
veterinary medicine (e.g., AI), they do regulate how the tools are used.
Navigating compliance considerations with AI is made
tools. Licensees should understand AI programming, performance, or methodologies prior to use.
principles to consider:
1. Unlicensed practice of veterinary medicine 2. Standards of practice 5. Appropriate informed consent.
Unlicensed Practice of Veterinary Medicine Most North American practice acts dictate that veterinary
an unlicensed individual to practice veterinary medicine, and may contain “duty to report” clauses.
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professional. So, relying on it for clinical decisions — imaging interpretation, diagnoses, prognoses, treatment
some emerging technologies allow licensees to practice
is required in the jurisdiction where the treatment is
Standards of Practice AI use does not automatically improve patient care. In fact, information, conversations, and medical summary
training data. Nor is it guaranteed that a trained,
professionals to practice due diligence when augmenting
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