By Gil Bashe – There are plenty of reasons to fear ChatGPT and augmented intelligence (AI) — not so much today — but its potential to compete with human creativity in the future. Many justify its value. Others explain its dangers. This is a double-edged sword conversation — both points of view have merit.
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By David Burda – Two researchers — one from Georgetown, the other from Harvard — wanted to know how raising the fines for hospital noncompliance with the federal price transparency rules affected hospital compliance with the rules. The researchers defined compliance as posting a…
By Andrea Kowalski & Kyle Ryan – If we are to realize the future of healthcare and address the serious challenges that plague our industry, we must embrace AI and leverage innovative approaches.
By Leah Dewey – For decades, achieving health equity has been a focus of many healthcare stakeholders. In 1986 HHS formed the Office of Minority Health and brought this topic into the national spotlight. Progress is being made from the development new approaches and initiatives.
By William Hersh MD – Our news and science feeds are so filled these days with everything artificial intelligence (AI), from large language models to their impacts on society, that we may miss important studies on other informatics topics, some of which may have lessons for AI.
By David Burda – Businesses in healthcare run like businesses in any other industry. It’s all about market leverage and who has the upper hand. When you have market leverage and the upper hand, you can charge more for your goods and services without feeling the competitive pressure to improve your goods and services.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Tempus, IQVIA, National Academy of Medicine, The Hastings Center, Mediwhale, AstraZeneca, Wayra, Lenovo, Healthcasts, BPGbio, Galileo, Together by Renee, InnoNurse, Mayo Clinic Platform, & more.
By Art Gross – Language barriers can pose significant challenges when it comes to delivering healthcare to limited English proficiency patients. Recognizing the importance of language access in healthcare settings, HHS releases a comprehensive report outlining strategies to improve language access services.
Some recent studies and reports that caught our eye from JMIR, Trilliant Health, Cigna, Kaiser Family Foundation, ONC, Sage Growth Partners, Wolters Kluwer, Pure Storage, NEHII, FII Institute, Vizient, HealthCare.com, and Turquoise Health.