MedD-AI

Ecosystem

Who decides, who signs, and who can stop a release.

Every regulated decision passes four stations: it is prepared, decided, checked and released. Around that spine sit the people who press on it, feed it, gate it and live with it. Trace what moves between them.

  1. 01Prepared
  2. 02Decided
  3. 03Checked
  4. 04Released

Guided walk

Follow one design change from the bench to the patient

Six steps, about twenty seconds. Press play.

evidence and draftrecordsthe signed recordapproval, or a stoplaunch dates and thecost of delaydrafts andclassificationsrecommendations thatstill need an ownerwhat the tool maytouchthe device and itsinstructionsincidents andcomplaints, monthslater01Preparedprepares it, cannot approve it02Decidedthe signature lives here03Checkedcan stop a release04Releasedone named person signs for itPresses on itlaunch dates and the cost of delayFeeds itsuggests, never signsGates itcan stop the tool, not the productLives with itfurthest from the decision

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The spine

01Four stations every decision passes through, in order

Around it

  • Presses on it
  • Feeds it
  • Gates it
  • Lives with it

Lines

What moves between groups, flowing the way it travels

Size and rings

Bigger means closer to the signature.

Every group on the map

Reading the map

The work can move. The signature stays put.

AI tools sit in “Feeds it”: they suggest, but never sign. Whatever they prepare still has to pass a named person at Decided, survive the checkers, and end with one qualified individual at Released.

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