By Dr. Scott Schell – Healthcare organizations did not adopt AI for novelty. They adopted it because margins are tightening, labor is constrained, and the operational burden of modern healthcare is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. In several areas, AI has already delivered meaningful value.
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By Ome Ogbru PharmD – Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in healthcare and scientific communication, but the industry is approaching a critical inflection point. The challenge is no longer whether large language models can generate convincing clinical or scientific content. It is whether healthcare organizations can reliably govern these systems and trust the information they produce.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Azra AI, RevealDx, VisualDx, Perplexity, Qure.ai, AMA, Bastion Intelligence, Ambience Healthcare, Briya, NextGen Healthcare, Supreme Group, Artera, RxUtility, Revecore, Lumeris, Lunit, IKS Health, Zebra Technologies, Aiva Health, & more.
By Thomas Kluz – The future of healthcare is no longer just in hospitals or on screens, but in-between. A hybrid model is evolving to become the primary method of care delivery integrating AI-powered telehealth, continuous remote monitoring, smart triage, and predictive analytics into a responsive, patient-centered experience that meets people where they are.
By Garry Marshall – Speak to most retail pharmacists, and you will likely hear about how incredibly difficult the job is right now. However, many pharmacy leaders are looking to artificial intelligence (AI) as a potential solution. And they are correct in doing so.
As HL7 International launches its second annual Global AI Challenge, a worldwide competition spotlighting solutions that use standards-based data to solve real healthcare problems, we spoke with HL7’s Chief AI Officer, Dr. Daniel Vreeman about what last year’s inaugural competition revealed, where healthcare AI is headed next, and why interoperability is a foundation for innovation.
By Suhas Nair – Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping healthcare and medical coding, addressing everything from coder shortages and compliance obligations to financial pressures. In particular, health systems are turning to autonomous coding technologies to boost efficiency and cut administrative costs.
By Matt Gilchrist – HR leaders are getting pulled in two directions. Employees want the kind of self-service experience they use everywhere else where they can type a question in plain language, get a clear answer quickly, and move on with their day. That expectation is already changing workplace behavior.
By Minal Patel & Brijraj Bhuptani – There is a moment every Physical Therapist knows. Your patient is on the table. They are telling you something important about their pain, their progress, the thing they finally did last weekend that they hadn’t been able to do in months. And somewhere in the back of your mind, a quiet voice is already composing the note.