AI scribes can reduce documentation time and clinician burnout, but studies show omission errors and equity risks. What the research says and how to roll them out safely.

Objective Geriatric patients often face issues related to polypharmacy and adverse drug events. Re-evaluating prescribed medications and considering deprescribing is critical. Medication discrepancies ...

OneDose® secures funding to enhance emergency care platform led by M25 with participation from CoFound Partners. We’re ...

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into health care delivery has the potential to transform the industry, both efficiently and expediently. But it also raises ethical, regulatory, and ...

Their job is to protect, promote, and restore human health and lives, but health care workers believe that their own use of alcohol and illegal drugs reduces the quality of care they provide to ...

Healthcare is still organized around episodes rather than lives, and without shared governance for how data is curated, trusted and exchanged, fragmentation persists even as digital investment ...

At the core of this report lies a simple fact: If we can’t see harm happening, we can’t prevent it. While healthcare has made remarkable progress in reducing infections, preventing falls and ...

With rising demand, healthcare authorities have issued guidance addressing compounded formulations. Patients frequently ask is compounded semaglutide safe, leading providers to clarify that safety ...

From Minnesota to Virginia, recent pipeline failures raise urgent questions about expanding high-pressure gas in VA and NC. REIDSVILLE, NC, UNITED STATES, February 21 ...

Acadia Foot & Ankle doctor Adam Darcy mistakenly performed surgery on a patient's right foot instead of their left in 2024. He made the same mistake in 2017 and was sued over it.

Adam Hart has been a nurse at St. Rose Dominican Hospital in Henderson, Nev., for 14 years. A few years ago, while assigned to help out in the emergency department, he was listening to the ambulance ...

Nurses’ clinical intervention and barcode medication scanning emerged as the two biggest safeguards preventing patient harm in intensive care units at Los Angeles-based Cedars-Sinai, according to a ...