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How to address nursing burnout

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The nursing shortage is not going away and will require creative solutions such as virtual care, says Caregility Chief Nursing Officer Wendy Deibert.

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As clinical AI proliferates, evaluating quality and efficacy is essential

Healthcare organizations need a risk-based and patient-centered approach for benchmarking, says Ellipsis Health cofounder and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Michael Aratow, whose company has met with HHS and other agencies on AI safety standards.

As clinical AI proliferates, evaluating quality and efficacy is essential
Healthcare organizations need a risk-based and patient-centered approach for benchmarking, says Ellipsis Health cofounder and Chief Medical Officer Dr. Michael Aratow, whose company has met with HHS and other agencies on AI safety standards.
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Don't treat clinicians' mobile devices as phones

Behind-the-scenes artificial intelligence running unsanctioned or misconfigured third-party apps can introduce data leakage, says Lookout CTO David Richardson. These computers need "to be controlled and protected as any other."

Don't treat clinicians' mobile devices as phones
Behind-the-scenes artificial intelligence running unsanctioned or misconfigured third-party apps can introduce data leakage, says Lookout CTO David Richardson. These computers need "to be controlled and protected as any other."
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Measles surge threatens US elimination status

As cases rise, Dr. Amesh Adalja, senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and an infectious disease expert, explains what it would mean for measles to become established in the U.S. again.

Measles surge threatens US elimination status
As cases rise, Dr. Amesh Adalja, senior scholar at Johns Hopkins Center for Health Security and an infectious disease expert, explains what it would mean for measles to become established in the U.S. again.
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