Technology & AI

AI is changing everything, but it might not be ready for health care.

Benefits will come when physicians and health experts begin integrating large language models into practices, hospitals and insurance companies.

These new technological tools can help you bridge the health literacy gap.

Nutrition labels in healthcare are intended to provide transparency to doctors, clinicians and other health professionals so they can make informed decisions about how they use it.

A rebuttal to a 2019 article on HIPAA.

Are you leaving money on the table because you aren't coding correctly?

Caring for patients with autoimmune diseases is a team sport. Here’s a way for technology to tie your team together.

With healthcare data breaches approaching a boiling point, care providers need to adopt an approach that prioritizes operational continuity.

Let’s look at key considerations for health care leaders as they invest in innovation.

Growing demand for ASCs presents both opportunities and challenges, especially in terms of revenue cycle management and workforce.

Computers can't communicate as compassionately as a skilled physician.

Artificial intelligence in medicine is causing uncertainty and fear for physicians and other clinicians. Here’s how leaders can use open communication to develop trust in the workforce.

With the pace of change and the proliferation of offerings, staying on top of AI opportunities can feel like a full-time job.

As maternal and infant mortality rates deteriorate, practices should adopt more tools to better serve patients.

The exciting possibilities of gene editing.

Health care is one of many sectors poised for AI transformation, but it poses unique challenges, opportunities and considerations

By building a foundation of trust through personalized care, AI will not only enhance patient-provider relationships but also set new standards for patient loyalty and active participation in health care, leading to reduced no-shows and readmissions.

Creative thinking can change everything.

A story about war can teach about making the right choices for your practice.

Payers and providers must build trust among their patient bases to gain access to more quality data. But trust isn’t built overnight.

For too long, technology has created burdens for physicians. Here are ways it can become an assistant instead of an annoyance.

For the fourth year in a row, patients' biggest gripe was waiting times and not enough staff.

Generative AI tools enable providers or their vendor partners to quickly ingest all manner of content to help patients find information, care, locations and providers without picking up the telephone.

It’s critical to thoroughly plan the EHR migration process.

Health care will become more about people, the way it should be

A significant benefit of investment in and adopting responsible AI is its ability to modernize and streamline outdated PA processes.

Your weekly dose of wisdom from the Physicians Practice experts.

The purpose of any technology is to improve a process or solve a problem. Is AI ready for that role?

While EHRs provide alerts for potential errors and side effects, they fail to offer the broader clinical context physicians need.

What if the algorithm was manipulated or rendered an inaccurate result in a patient care situation?