Missing the Point: Isolation Alone Will Not Build AI Safety
Treating AI agents like contract nurses and minimizing their access to critical patient information certainly…
Missing the Point: Isolation Alone Will Not Build AI Safety
Treating AI agents like contract nurses and minimizing their access to critical patient information certainly reduces potential risk. But, it also minimizes key opportunities. The post Missing the Point: Isolation Alone Will Not Build AI Safety appeared first on MedCity News.
Our Reporters Discuss Healthcare Costs — And What Changes the Midterms May Portend
KFF Health News chief Washington correspondent Julie Rovner discussed how Congress can combat the rising cost of healthcare on WAMU’s 1A on Nov. 5, healthcare affordability on MS NOW’s Money, Power, Politics With Stephanie Ruhle on Oct. 30, and the politics of healthcare on Slate’s What Next podcast on Oct. 27. Click here to hear…
Texas Democrats Swept Statewide Races. Now Comes the Hard Part of Solving Healthcare Angst.
Texas Democrats spent three decades trying to regain control of the governor’s mansion and other top state leadership positions. This Election Day, they pulled off a decisive upset, taking statewide offices and the state House, partly due to voter anger over healthcare costs and the difficulty of getting care. Now the state’s newly elected leaders…
Midterm Election Results Could Reshape Health Policy Debate, Experts Say
Election polling showed widespread concern about healthcare costs, putting pressure on lawmakers to address coverage, premiums and access to care
Bispecific J&J Drug Wins Speedy FDA Approval for Treating Head & Neck Cancer
Accelerated FDA approval of Johnson & Johnson’s Rybrevant Faspro covers advanced cases of head and neck cancer. The bispecific antibody was initially approved for treating certain lung cancers. The post Bispecific J&J Drug Wins Speedy FDA Approval for Treating Head & Neck Cancer appeared first on MedCity News.
Physician-AI Expert Panelists Look 10 Years Into the Future
Stanford University’s Jonathan H. Chen, M.D., Ph.D., said we probably overestimate and overhype what’s going to happen in the short term and underestimate the longer-term impact
Experian Health Survey: Providers Struggle Amid Increasing Claim Denials
A new Experian Health survey finds that healthcare providers’ efforts to prevent claims denials are falling short, with many reporting an increase in denials over last year and increasingly complex payer requirements. The post Experian Health Survey: Providers Struggle Amid Increasing Claim Denials appeared first on MedCity News.
The Movement to Remove Race From Clinical Decision-Making Tools: Assessing Progress and Impacts
This brief provides an update on how the use of race in clinical decision-making tools has changed in recent years, as a growing number of medical specialties and institutions have moved away from race-based tools, and the implications of this change for racial health disparities.
Louisville Health Systems Collaborate on Medicaid Quality Improvement
UofL Health, Norton Healthcare meet regularly to discuss developing actionable data sources to help clinics proactively close care gaps
The Big Challenge for AI in Healthcare Comes After Approval
Typically, software placed on the market will undergo changes and updates after its initial release. In the case of healthcare AI, changes can occur, often unexpectedly, even when the developers have not updated the model. The post The Big Challenge for AI in Healthcare Comes After Approval appeared first on MedCity News.
