Safety net providers tap digital tools during COVID-19 pandemic

Healthcare technology must serve people first

H.E. Mubaraka Ibrahim, CIO and chief AI officer at Emirates Health Services and Senior Executive Changemaker, says that digital health tools need to reduce patient anxiety, ease clinician burden and make care safer.

Healthcare technology must serve people first

H.E. Mubaraka Ibrahim, CIO and chief AI officer at Emirates Health Services and Senior Executive Changemaker, says that digital health tools need to reduce patient anxiety, ease clinician burden and make care safer.

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Smarter alerts improve safety without burdening clinicians

Julie Demaree, chief technology and digital innovation officer at St. Mary's Healthcare Amsterdam, says the hospital fine-tuned its warning system to prevent physician fatigue by focusing on higher-value drug alerts.

Smarter alerts improve safety without burdening clinicians

Julie Demaree, chief technology and digital innovation officer at St. Mary's Healthcare Amsterdam, says the hospital fine-tuned its warning system to prevent physician fatigue by focusing on higher-value drug alerts.

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Consumers may not understand AI's hidden costs

Author Karen Hao says users often do not know about the immense scale of AI data centers and their computing infrastructure, as well as the labor exploitation and environmental strain that accompany them.

Consumers may not understand AI's hidden costs

Author Karen Hao says users often do not know about the immense scale of AI data centers and their computing infrastructure, as well as the labor exploitation and environmental strain that accompany them.

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Smarter alerts improve safety without burdening clinicians

Consumers may not understand AI's hidden costs