Is Patient-Facing AI a Trusted Source of Information for Patients?
PatientGPT, a new AI tool developed by the health system and K Health, can securely access the patient’s medical history to provide personalized answers for patient questions as well as connect patients with a virtual visit through Hartford HealthCare’s HHC 24/7 platform or an appointment with a primary care provider or specialist.
Desperate Times Call for Strategic Measures: A Nursing Pipeline Reality Check
In nursing, the stakes are particularly high, due to record levels of burnout, workplace violence, staffing shortages, and major gaps in education pipelines. In 2026, the country is projected to be short about 8% of registered nurses (RN), which is a gap of about 263,870 RNs.
Rethinking Chronic Disease Prevention and Care Delivery
To fully rethink how care is delivered across the country, it’s important to start by understanding how chronic disease growth is an access problem, not just a clinical one.
3 Tips for Successfully Advancing AI Tools in Clinical Care
To manage adoption of these AI tools, chief information officers, chief medical information officers, and other senior leaders must make sure their organizations have several mechanisms in place such as AI governance, risk mitigation, and clinician support for new AI solutions.
New Press Ganey Research Provides Full Picture of Workforce Safety Concerns
The State of Healthcare Safety 2026, based on 2025 data from 1.3 million healthcare employees and more than 23 million patients, explores how workforce culture, reporting behaviors, and leadership alignment influence safety performance and care reliability across health systems.
The Future Is Ambient: 3 Takeaways from AONL 2026
According to Karen Mahnke, Bernthal Family chief nurse executive and VP of operations, it’s important to engage nurses early on and throughout the process of implementing ambient listening technology because it yields better system design, higher usability, and fewer workflow barriers.
How to Build Patient Trust in AI
Physicians frequently report that AI saves time and helps them make decisions, but not all patients are open to its use. Discover how affected professionals can change that, and why this perception matters.
How Presbyterian Built a Governance-First Strategy for AI
For Presbyterian Healthcare Services, the challenge was not whether to adopt AI, but how to do so in a way that improves clinical decision-making without disrupting workflows or compromising patient safety.
Combining Precision Medicine and Precisions Diagnostics to Improve Outcomes
Precision medicine and precision diagnostics are inherently linked, equal parts of a single, continuous system. And yet many organizations still treat them as separate steps, which can cost organizations time, money, and improved outcomes.
Workplace Violence Is a Leadership Problem: How One Health System Built a Systemwide Response
For many health systems, the challenge is not recognizing the problem but operationalizing a consistent response across facilities, shifts, and care settings.
At Adventist HealthCare, workplace violence prevention has evolved from a frontline concern into a leadership priority led by the C-suite.