EII Clinical Intelligence Research Lab™
Advancing the science and practice of Clinical Thinking for the modern enterprise.
Advancing the science and practice of Clinical Thinking for the modern enterprise.
"AI may analyze, challenge and recommend. Humans retain judgment, authority and responsibility."
A governed, AI-enabled research environment for applying Clinical Thinking to Enterprise Wellness, resilience, intelligence and Mission Readiness. The Lab brings together researchers, educators, practitioners, institutional partners and technology experts to apply Clinical Thinking to enterprise conditions, study the relationship between human judgment and artificial intelligence, develop Enterprise Wellness assessment methods, build and evaluate enterprise case studies, conduct controlled model evaluations, test differential assessment methods, validate interventions and monitoring practices, produce research and professional guidance, advance the EII body of knowledge, and preserve human authority, judgment and accountability.
Working Group Leadership
Leadership to be announced.
Current Maturity Stage
Research Workstreams
Clinical Thinking Methodology
Enterprise Wellness
Human and AI Judgment
Clinical Cybersecurity
AI Governance and Assurance
Clinical Intelligence Model Evaluation
Education and Professional Practice
Eligibility Requirements
Participation is open to EII members in good standing with relevant expertise in enterprise intelligence, clinical thinking, research methodology, AI governance, cybersecurity, or related disciplines. Applicants must complete a short application describing their experience, research interests, affiliation, and preferred workstream, and must accept confidentiality, research-integrity, acceptable-use, and human-accountability requirements. Membership in EII does not automatically provide access to confidential research projects, restricted datasets, or institutional workspaces; those require separate project-level authorization.
Institutional Partners and Collaboration
The Lab welcomes institutional partners including universities, research institutions, government agencies, and qualified commercial organizations. Institutional representatives may participate as contributors or observers subject to EII governance review. Any relationship between EII, dōlogiic, or another commercial organization is transparently disclosed and processed through the appropriate EII review and approval workflow. EII owns and governs its standards, frameworks, benchmarks and research methodology; researchers and institutions retain ownership of their original data and intellectual property unless a separate agreement states otherwise.
Contact or Inquiry
For questions about this working group, please contact:
patrick.doliny@eiiglobal.orgThe Enterprise Intelligence Institute welcomes responsible collaboration across disciplines while maintaining rigorous standards for contribution, provenance, evidence, attribution, intellectual property and professional judgment.
EII Working Groups are contribution environments. Membership alone does not guarantee participation. Sponsorship does not create Working Group authority. Commercial relationships do not create Working Group authority. Working Group participation is based upon contribution, expertise, relevance and EII governance.
Contribute to This Working Group
EII Working Groups are contribution environments. If you have expertise, research, evidence, or original ideas relevant to this Working Group, apply to contribute.