Focusing on the Misuse of AI Chatbots in Healthcare
While chatbots that rely on large language models like ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini, and Grok produce human-like and confident-sounding responses to the users’ questions, they are not regulated as medical devices and are not validated for healthcare purposes.
Taking the Stress Out of Daily Doses: Smarter Medication Management for Seniors
Managing medications can become one of the most challenging parts of aging. Simplifying medication routines supports safety, confidence, and independence while easing the load on caregivers.
How a Learning Culture Can Shore Up Hospitals Against Risks of Nursing Shortage
There’s no single or quick fix. But the sector is ramping up initiatives to help relieve the pressure. A critical focal point is education. But related efforts must be thoroughly weighed to counter the downside risks.
Improving Outcomes by Taking Care of the Caregiver
Nearly one-third of U.S. youth meet criteria for an anxiety disorder by age 18 but three out of five children and adolescents with anxiety do not receive treatment. Caring for children and adolescents with anxiety disorders can put emotional and practical strain on the people who care for them.
Study Finds Drop in Mortality, Hospital Stays with Sepsis Blood Test
Sepsis is the driver behind one in three hospital deaths—and we know it is hard to diagnose early. The study results, which align with previously published data, show an objective, rapid method to help guide decisions at triage.
A Fresh Look at Governance and Technology in Healthcare
Healthcare is facing changing technologies moving at a pace that the old playbook for governance simply isn’t working anymore. But if the old rules for keeping pace with technology no longer work, what needs to rise up to replace those rules?
Automation Complacency: Avoiding the Pitfalls of AI Integration
As AI tools become more and more embedded in routine workflows, there is a psychological dimension to the human-machine interaction that becomes a patient safety issue, not a technological one.
8 Common Mistakes in Healthcare Vendor Risk Management
Being aware of the most common mistakes in healthcare vendor risk management and establishing a set of robust protocols are an organization’s best line of defense against disruptions.
What Does ChatGPT Health Mean for Healthcare?
Here’s what several health industry experts had to say on the subject of OpenAI launching ChatGPT Health.
Five Forces to Define Patient Flow in 2026
Hospital operations, throughput, and capacity are top of mind for many organizations looking at the coming year and what needs to be done to help treat patients more effectively in the face of increased patient need and ever-shrinking resources and personnel.