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- February 14, 2023
14 Feb'23
ChatGPT passes U.S. medical licensing exam without clinician input
ChatGPT achieved 60% accuracy on the U.S. Medical Licensing Exam, indicating its potential in advancing AI-assisted medical education.
- January 31, 2023
31 Jan'23
Security is key to maximizing cloud adoption success in healthcare
Security must be considered throughout the cloud adoption process and beyond when it comes to healthcare.
- January 31, 2023
31 Jan'23
Follow-up care slightly more common after audio-only telehealth visits
A recent study showed that follow-up care, including downstream emergency care, was higher after telephone-only versus video visits, but some treatment measures, like lab order rates, were lower.
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- January 05, 2023
05 Jan'23
Avalon Healthcare, Morley Companies reach healthcare data breach settlements
Healthcare data breach lawsuits and settlements are becoming more common as high-profile breaches continue to impact the healthcare sector.
- January 05, 2023
05 Jan'23
Fujifilm acquires Inspirata's digital pathology technology
With the acquisition, Fujifilm aspires to streamline oncology care delivery by integrating pathology images and data into a healthcare organization’s EHR system.
- January 05, 2023
05 Jan'23
Machine-learning model estimates adverse opioid outcomes
A machine-learning model trained on administrative data can estimate adverse outcome risk within 30 days of opioid dispensation.
- September 26, 2012
26 Sep'12
AHIMA 2012 convention suddenly looks a lot more interesting
Recent news on fraudulent coding – and HHS’s crackdown on fraud and abuse – along with ICD-10 turns AHIMA 2012 into a hotbed of intrigue.
- March 04, 2010
04 Mar'10
National health IT policy coordinator ready to implement rules
David Blumenthal, the national coordinator for health IT policy, said at HIMSS10 that his work is starting to shift from drafting regulations to implementing and supporting them.