Artificial Intelligence

ECRI, the patient safety organization, has published its annual list of the 10 health technology hazards it's watching in 2024.

Further guidance is needed to protect patients from "sycophantic" genAI documentation outputs that influence medical decisions, and researchers are asking the FDA "to clarify its oversight before summarization becomes a part of routine patient care."

Amazon Web Services has concerns around AI use in healthcare and regulating the technology. But it can show the benefits of AI/ML in helping life sciences firms with drug development. Dr. Jared Saul, chief medical officer at AWS, discusses the issues.

There's too little focus on governance, patient preferences and workforce needs among leaders seeking to implement generative AI, according to a new Deloitte survey of 60 healthcare executives.

Despite the hype, this buzzing AI will still have to prove its worth for Asia's cautious hospitals, says one health tech vendor. 

The models developed by Stanford Medicine Children’s Health have been so effective that Epic has incorporated a similar guardrail into its own system, extending the impact of Stanford's work to teens worldwide.

United Arab Emirates’ federal health system significantly reduced documentation time and thus clinician frustration by deploying a reliable, accurate speech-recognition solution.

Luis Ahumada, director of health data science and analytics at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital, explains why gathering high quality data for every population and validation are key to building valuable artificial intelligence models.  

Specialty centres focused on cancer and brain disorders share flagship projects and initiatives in the pipeline to provide more personalised care to individual patients.

Hospital CIOs share their thoughts on what it takes to champion health IT this 2024.