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As AI continues to integrate into healthcare, understanding and shaping its ethical deployment through a robust Code of Conduct is essential to maintain patient trust and safety.

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The TRIPOD+AI guidelines mark a significant update in the standards for reporting prediction models, incorporating advancements in AI to support rigorous, transparent research in healthcare settings, facilitating better clinical decision-making tools.