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How a cross-sector collab seeks to bridge rural healthcare's AI divide
A new partnership between the National Rural Health Association and Viz.ai aims to support health AI implementation in rural hospitals using educational webinars and toolkits.
Amid mounting care access barriers, young adults seek health AI
Survey data shows Gen Z and millennials use AI for health advice more than older generations, likely because they're more frustrated with care access inefficiencies.
Hackensack Meridian Health first to earn Joint Commission’s responsible health AI certification
The New Jersey health system’s endorsement signals that the industry is prioritizing AI governance alongside rapid technological adoption.
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Q&A: Preparing for health AI oversight amid regulatory uncertainty
Innovation often outpaces regulation, and AI in healthcare is no exception; still, healthcare organizations that focus on governance today will be better positioned to comply with future regulatory pressures.
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OpenEvidence adds real-time evidence quality grading to AI
A new feature in OpenEvidence provides real-time grading of the quality of published evidence cited in AI answers, in an effort to promote transparency and accuracy.
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AI adoption in healthcare moves faster than readiness
AI is improving patient care and clinician experience, but health systems are still falling short in providing the right tools and training, a new report shows.
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OIG found limited coordination, oversight of VA's genAI tools
The watchdog observed gaps in the coordination and oversight of generative AI chat tools used at the VA for clinical documentation and patient care, raising patient safety concerns.
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Survey: GenAI governance falling behind rapid provider adoption
While nearly half of clinicians use GenAI daily, only 27% report their organization has published AI policies, revealing critical governance gaps as AI concerns mount.
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General-purpose AI beats out specialized clinical AI in some assessments
A new study challenges the value proposition of specialized clinical AI tools, showing they underperformed compared to general-purpose AI models across medical benchmarks.
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AMA takes aim at AI prior auth in policies to ensure physician oversight
The AMA's House of Delegates has adopted policies to ensure physician oversight of AI-based clinical decision support and coverage decisions.
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AI shows promise in clinical reasoning, but human oversight remains critical
AI's clinical reasoning abilities are improving, but experts say the goal shouldn't be to replace humans in healthcare.
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How home healthcare providers are using AI to avoid compliance gaps
AI can help spot issues in documentation, scheduling and credentialing that create compliance headaches for home healthcare providers.
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Inside HHS's AI push: Department efforts align around governance, collaboration
Several HHS department leaders shared how they are accelerating clinical AI adoption, emphasizing the need for governance and collaboration along the way.
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OpenEvidence brings AI-powered heart disease detection to doctors
Physicians who use OpenEvidence will soon have access to EchoNext, an AI model that can predict whether a patient has structural heart disease.