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AI Risks? The Courts Decide.
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AI Risks? The Courts Decide.

“Many open questions remain on AI risks, liability that will likely play out in court, experts say”

A Fierce Healthcare article discusses President Biden's executive order on AI and the challenges that federal agencies are facing as a result. The executive order remains vague when it comes to standardization and liability of AI implementation, and the article includes executives from Searce Inc, Wolters Kluwer, MITRE, and more weighing in on how they plan to move forward within the context of the executive order.

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AI and Clinical Practice
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AI and Clinical Practice

Recently, Editor in Chief of JAMA & the JAMA Network Kristen Bibbins-Domingo hosted Dr. Nigam H. Shah, MBBS, PhD - Stanford University, as part of the JAMA & AI Clinical Practice Series.

“I would argue that we all want the learning health system. We all want personalization in our care. And the core tenet of that is to learn from the prior experience of similar patients.”

Shah emphasized the importance of feeding Clinical AI Tools the “right diet” to ensure exceptional healthcare experience and the safety of the patient.

Read more on the JAMA Network and watch the discussion here.

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UnitedHealth Sued over AI
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UnitedHealth Sued over AI

UnitedHealth Group faces a potential class-action lawsuit over its use of an artificial intelligence tool to allegedly deny post-acute care coverage to Medicare Advantage members.

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Flare Capital: Hospital Sector is Under Siege…
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Flare Capital: Hospital Sector is Under Siege…

“Each year there are over 34 million admissions across the more than 6,100 hospitals in the United States. Never before has this critical healthcare infrastructure been so needed, and yet, never before has it been under such duress.”

Flare Capital recently authored, in collaboration with Dr. Gary Gottlieb, an article emphasizing the importance of entrepreneurs understanding the compounding problems providers face with regard to financial hardships and staffing shortages. Providers already operate with the slimmest of profit margins - an innovation in the technical space should be specifically designed with this in mind - and with the goal of clinical and administrative burdens.

The article concludes: “There will be even greater financial pressures as more and more of the care provided will be paid for by government programs with lower reimbursement rates. Entrepreneurs and investors need to incorporate all this as they find those opportunities to lower costs and improve outcomes, but also to target hospitals that are viable longer term. It is a customer base under siege.”

Read more here. Learn how HURC provides tailored Solutions for providers today.

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