Capacity building for ethical use of artificial intelligence in health: protocol for a scoping review of training initiatives and gaps in Africa.

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly embedded in health systems, with applications spanning diagnostic imaging, clinical decision support, disease surveillance and health system planning. While international guidance frameworks outline principles for safe and ethical AI deployment, effective governance depends on the capacity of regulators, research ethics committees, policymakers, health technology assessment bodies and frontline health professionals to evaluate, supervise and implement