It was a pleasure and an honor to speak at EXPONENCIAL 2026: Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Humanity, hosted by Universidad del Desarrollo (UDD) in Santiago, Chile. The conference brought...

The goal of the AMIA 10x10 course is to provide a detailed overview of biomedical informatics and artificial intelligence (AI) to those who will work at the interface of healthcare and information…

Clinical informatician Ian McNicoll uses Xmind to turn complex medical requirements into shared structures before they become openEHR data models.

Background: Natural language processing and large language model systems are increasingly used to support mental health documentation, screening, and follow-up planning. In counseling contexts, model outputs may influence diagnostic framing, risk recognition, and clinical record content. Static performance metrics and fluent generated summaries are not sufficient to support safe implementation without governance, safety gating, human review, and monitoring. Objective: This study aimed to develop a human-governed clinical informatics framework for safe AI-assisted mental health counseling and make the formative evidence base and requirement-mapping process traceable. Methods: We conducted a secondary framework development and requirement mapping study using the Korean AI Hub psychological counseling dataset, official data description and use documents, released KLUE-BERT risk prediction model materials, released KoAlpaca summary generation resources, and a deidentified 139-case rule-based summary safety screening audit table derived from the original summary comparison file. Raw counseling transcript text, reference summary full text, and generated summary full text are not included in the manuscript or supplementary materials. We extracted failure modes from documented data and model characteristics, released code and configuration files, documentation-reported model metrics, and rule-based proxy flags. Each failure mode was mapped to safety controls, operational criteria, and deployment-level requirements. Results: The official documents described 1661 counseling sessions and 465,474 paragraph-level tokens across depression, anxiety disorder, addiction, and normal control groups. Of the 1661 sessions, the documented split included 1339 (80.6%) training, 173 (10.4%) validation, and 149 (9%) test sessions. The summary generation materials documented 1278 training summaries and 139 test summaries. Documentation-reported model metrics included KLUE-BERT accuracies of 71.43% for depression, 73.53% for anxiety, and 66.67% for addiction and KoAlpaca BERTScore precision, recall, and F1-score values of 62.13%, 59.56%, and 60.80%, respectively. The 139-case screening table contained 77 (55.4%) depression, 31 (22.3%) anxiety, and 31 (22.3%) addiction cases. Rule trigger rates included unsupported content proxy flags in 41% (57/139) of cases, overdiagnostic expression proxy flags in 31.7% (44/139) of cases, medicalized expression proxy flags in 54.7% (76/139) of cases, and any rule-based proxy flag in 91.4% (127/139) of cases. These values are conservative rule trigger rates rather than confirmed clinical error rates. The findings informed a 7-stage workflow, 6 safety control layers, an operational safety gate, a workflow-to-control crosswalk, deployment-level transition criteria, and a constructed high-risk example. Conclusions: AI-assisted mental health counseling should be implemented as a governed clinical information workflow rather than as an autonomous diagnostic or documentation pathway. The proposed framework specifies safeguards and validation requirements for future supervised evaluations, but it does not itself establish clinical safety or clinical effectiveness. Prospective simulation, clinician #usability testing, patient or client feedback, and independent expert validation remain necessary before routine deployment.

Medical Markdown lets clinicians write clinical notes as free text while producing structured data for safer, more usable records. I demonstrate the open-source project in the latest episode. #ClinicalInformatics #DigitalHealth

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