Crothall Housekeeper Matthew Phillips Takes Center Stage on Andy Garcia’s TV Show
Matthew Phillips doesn’t consider himself a hero. To him, caring for patients and supporting his…
Matthew Phillips doesn’t consider himself a hero. To him, caring for patients and supporting his team are simply part of doing his job. But twice, when patients needed help, Matthew’s quick thinking and willingness to act made all the difference. While cleaning a room at a Pennsylvania hospital, he noticed the patient in medical distress…
Since implementing AI clinical documentation improvement (CDI) tools, Intermountain has seen a 22% point increase in inpatient chart completion during or immediately after rounds. The post How AI Is Transforming Clinical Documentation at Intermountain Health appeared first on MedCity News.
OVERT defines a common format for evidence generated when an AI system acts
CEO Toyin Ajayi, M.D., says Homeward’s rural expertise complements Cityblock’s urban focus
Initially, Astra Health’s participating hospitals will exchange information and resources to create shared quality metrics and enhanced tools to support care
They see the problem first, build the fix, and decide whether it is ever adopted. The market has trained them to hide the one credential that de-risks the deal. The post The Nurse Is Health Care’s Most Underpriced Founder appeared first on MedCity News.
This policy watch examines recent and anticipated managed care rate setting challenges and the potential implications of MCO exits.
As of 2024, approximately 28.5 million people in the United States ages five and older have limited English proficiency (LEP). Individuals with LEP disproportionately experience gaps in health insurance coverage and poor health outcomes, in part, due to language access barriers. Because people of color are more likely than White people to have LEP, these…
My take on an upcoming Healthcare Innovation San Diego Summit conversation about what health systems are learning from ambient AI, how they’re measuring value and where the technology still needs a human in the loop.
Paul Nestadt is about as steeped in suicide prevention as a person can be. He treats suicidal patients as a psychiatrist, has co-authored scores of research papers on how and why people kill themselves, and teaches graduate courses on the subject. But he’ll be the first to admit: “I can’t tell you which of my…