What are the 31 source attributes required for predictive DSI under HTI-1?

ONC's HTI-1 rule requires certified health-IT to surface 31 categories of "source attribute" information about predictive Decision Support Interventions — covering the model's purpose, development details, the data used, fairness and validation approach, and…

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Healthcare regulation · DSI Source Attributes.

ONC's HTI-1 rule requires certified health-IT to surface 31 categories of "source attribute" information about predictive Decision Support Interventions — covering the model's purpose, development details, the data used, fairness and validation approach, and how it should be used and monitored — so clinicians can judge a prediction's trustworthiness. They function as a transparency label. Planisphere does not author your source attributes, but its reproducible validation-and-drift evidence supports the validation, performance, and ongoing-monitoring attributes.

Cite-anchor: ONC HTI-1 — DSI source attributes (31 predictive / 13 evidence-based) · 45 CFR 170.315(b)(11)(iv)–(v); maintenance under 45 CFR 170.402(b)

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DSI Source Attributes can require evidence around clinical workflows, ePHI boundaries, change control, or patient-impact…

the 31 predictive-DSI source attributes as an evidence checklist.

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