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Turn AI incidents and near misses into safer clinical workflows.

Understand what happened, how the workflow contributed, and what your team should change. Clinically led review, with clinical and technical perspectives together.

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Introducing AI PSO by Skovos

A new way to learn together.

Watch the launch film 55 seconds

How AI PSO helps participating health systems turn AI safety events into shared learning.

Read the video transcript

AI is already part of patient care. But when it makes a mistake, fixing that one error isn’t enough. Health systems need a way to learn from it. Introducing AI PSO by Skovos—an AHRQ-listed patient safety organization built for artificial intelligence. AI PSO gives participating health systems a place to report AI safety events under federal patient safety protections—so they can identify recurring problems and share lessons across organizations and vendors. The goal is simple: turn individual reports into shared learning that helps prevent the same mistakes from happening again. Already working with a patient safety organization? AI PSO can work alongside it, with a focus on AI. AI PSO by Skovos. A new way to learn together—and make AI safer for patients.

Reconstruct what happened

A shared account of the event, the sequence of decisions, and where AI entered the workflow.

Clinical and technical together

Workflow design, human handoffs, safeguards, and the limits of what can be concluded.

Leave with a plan

Prioritized changes with provider-assigned owners and measurable checks.

AI incident and near-miss review

From an event
to an improvement plan.

A focused review for a healthcare provider examining an AI-related incident or near miss in one clinical workflow. Bring clinical and technical perspectives together around what your team can change.

01

Event timeline

A shared account of the event: what happened, the sequence of decisions, and where AI entered the workflow.

02

Contributing factors

Clinical and technical findings: workflow design, human handoffs, safeguards, missing evidence, and limits of what can be concluded.

03

Improvement plan

Prioritized changes, provider-assigned owners, and measurable checks to understand whether each change helped.

04

Team review

A facilitated discussion of the findings and one scheduled progress review to support the team's follow-through.

One provider. One event. One clinical workflow. Scope, evidence requirements, fixed fee, delivery schedule, and follow-through are agreed in writing before work begins.

Patient safety for the AI era

Build patient safety
into your AI conversation.

Identify, review, and respond to AI-related safety risks across clinical workflows. AI PSO reviews the event. The patient-safety workflow in Skovos is where a participating health system can surface concerns, route them to the right reviewers, and keep a clear record. Help shape the next layer of oversight.

High-risk recommendation flaggedExample signal for clinical review

Patient Safety

A proposed view of AI-related safety concerns.

Last 30 days
12High-risk eventsRequiring review
28Under reviewAcross 6 clinical areas
341Policy checksExample activity
99.2%Review coverageIllustrative metric

Incident queue

Recent eventsPolicy checksSample data
Fictional incidents illustrating a proposed patient safety workflow. These are not patient records or product results.
EventAgentClinical areaSeverityStatusLast activity
Inappropriate treatment recommendationCare Summary AgentOncologyCriticalEscalated12 min ago
Contraindicated medication suggestedClinical Decision AgentCardiologyHighUnder review28 min ago
Missing key differential diagnosisTriage AgentEmergencyMediumIn progress1 hour ago
Unsupported lab resultNote Generation AgentInternal MedicineHighEscalated2 hours ago
Unsafe discharge advicePatient Outreach AgentPrimary CareMediumReviewed3 hours ago
Hold for reviewProposed control on supported connections
Escalated to reviewerExample route to a clinical safety team
Illustrative concept · Sample data · Capabilities to be scoped with founding partners

Surface safety concerns

Explore ways to flag potentially harmful AI outputs and behaviors.

Route to reviewers

Define who reviews each concern and how the right team gets involved.

Document oversight

Design a clear record of the review, decisions, and follow-up actions.

Discuss a founding partnership

Help shape what comes next. We are inviting potential founding partners to shape the workflow. Bring a process description or a de-identified example, and we will discuss a potential engagement with agreed scope, responsibilities, and deliverables.

A dedicated patient safety service

Clear scope.
Clear boundaries.

You can engage AI PSO without purchasing Skovos software. PSO services and software have distinct scopes, reporting routes, and access arrangements.

AI PSO's federal listing applies to the PSO. It is not an endorsement or approval of Skovos software, any AI system, or a clinical outcome. The provider retains responsibility for patient care, urgent response, and implementing changes.

Discuss an AI safety review

Start with a conversation

Discuss a focused
AI safety review.

Tell us your name, role, organization, and how to reach you. We will discuss fit, scope, fee, and timing. Provider counsel can request the service scope and participation materials.

Email contact@skovos.ai