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JCAII
Journal of Clinical AI Implementation
Volume 1 · 2026
Founding issue
Cover of the founding issue (in preparation)

Journal of Clinical AI Implementation

Gold Open Access · European-led

Access model
Gold
Open access
model
Cost to read
Free
To read, from
day of publication
Licence
CC BY
4.0 licence
for all articles
First volume
2026
First volume
in preparation
Call for papers

We are inviting pre-submission enquiries for our founding issue on real-world deployment of clinical AI. Read the call

About the journal

The Journal of Clinical AI Implementation (JCAII) publishes rigorous research on what happens after an AI system leaves the lab: how it is introduced into clinical workflows, evaluated in the conditions where care happens, and governed over its lifetime.

We are a European-led, international, gold open-access journal. Every article is peer reviewed and free to read under a CC BY 4.0 licence from the day it is published.

Case challenges

Weekly quiz Reporting standards and regulation Six questions on the guidelines that shape clinical AI research. About three minutes. Take this week’s quiz → Guidelines hub Clinical AI guidance, in one place Regulation, ethics and reporting guidelines from the EU, US, UK and WHO, with links to the source. Browse guidelines →

Aims and scope

JCAII welcomes original research, reviews and perspectives across four areas:

  • Implementation science

    Deployment strategies, workflow integration, adoption barriers and the human factors that decide whether AI tools are used.

  • Real-world evaluation

    Prospective studies, pragmatic trials, post-deployment monitoring and the clinical and economic outcomes of AI in practice.

  • Governance and regulation

    Institutional oversight, the EU AI Act and MDR, procurement, accountability and lifecycle management.

  • Equity and safety

    Bias, performance drift across populations, patient safety, transparency and public trust.

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Article types

Original research
Empirical studies of AI implementation, evaluation or governance.
Implementation report
Structured accounts of a deployment, including what did not work.
Review
Systematic, scoping and narrative reviews.
Perspective
Commentary and debate on policy, practice and method.

Editorial board

Dr. Lőrinc András Ulmann

Founding Editor

Dr. Lőrinc András Ulmann, PhD

Translational Medicine, Semmelweis University

The editorial board is being appointed now. New members will be announced as they join.

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