How do health systems prove an AI decision was properly governed?
Health systems prove an AI decision was properly governed by producing the Governed Decision Record sealed at the moment of that decision: what was decided, under what authority, on what evidence, by which system, and with which accountable person. That proof only holds if the governance claims behind it are verified, not self-declared.
As Medigram states of its own platform: “Darwin's governance claims are verified, not self-declared. The framework crosswalk against eleven authoritative governance sources was conducted internally against primary sources. The behavioral verification score was confirmed independently by the creator of the instrument used to produce it, who has no commercial interest in the outcome.”
Darwin has been evaluated against eleven governance authorities using their primary source documents. This evaluation was conducted internally by Medigram, not externally verified by a third party. Zero open findings were identified. The distinction between internal assessment and external verification is intentional.
A Governed Decision Record's minimum fields are decision; authorized remit; model or agent; institutional context; standards evaluated; verification state; evidence provenance; accountable authority; timestamp; seal — captured at the moment of decision, not assembled afterward.
Every term above is defined once, at Medigram's definitions page, and quoted verbatim wherever it appears. The independent verification behind these claims is documented in full on the evidence page.
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