Two related papers published online in 2025 informed the scientific rationale for CLAIRE. The Framework appeared in 2026 and was subsequently applied in a diagnostic-imaging research study. Full author lists are provided below.
This review identified inconsistencies in reporting and limitations in cross-study comparisons, highlighting the need for more standardized documentation of imaging AI research.
Read the publicationThis communication examined clinical oversight, transparency and responsible use of AI, providing context for the initiative's emphasis on clinical interpretation.
Read the publicationThe foundational CLAIRE publication introduced six reporting principles, a 15-item checklist, an editorial reference guide and a standardized scoring approach.
Read the publicationAn original diagnostic imaging study from the CLAIRE development group, in which the framework was applied to research reporting. The study examined annotation-free deep learning for identifying periapical bone rarefactions on panoramic radiographs.
Read the publicationFuture publications—including the Statement development protocol, consensus findings, the final Statement and supporting methodological work—will be added when available. Unpublished outputs are not listed as published.
