Alexis Kayser is a Healthcare Editor at Our Community Now. She specializes in medicine and healthcare, focusing on topics such as healthcare administration, patient care, and public health, with a keen interest in healthcare technology and wellness. Alexis's work has been featured in notable publications including Newsweek, Magzter, Becker's Healthcare, and The San Luis Obispo Tribune.
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After two years of tweaks and slow-scaling pilots, Abridge is bringing AI to the nurses' stations.
Care quality alone isn't a business case anymore, marketing leaders say.
The CEO of the FDA's new AI partner said he's "never seen the agency work this fast."
By: Alexis Kayser
Abridge's nursing platform was "absolutely" a bigger challenge than the physician equivalent, Dr. Shiv Rao told Newsweek.
Altera's VP says patients still underestimate the risks of non-HIPAA-compliant LLMs—and doctors are going to have to educate them.
Health care organizations need "financial flexibility," according to Joe Kight. Here's how he recommends achieving it.
Faris Flourney agrees that "bad actors" are a problem in hospice care—but warns that new restrictions could restrict access.
Roxanna Gapstur says monetizing innovations developed through the system's new tech partnership is "not out of the question."
By: Alexis Kayser
Employers can't shirk responsibility for novel weight loss drugs forever, executives argued at a recent Newsweek event.
Patient surveys are redefining "quality" health care—and increasingly determining which hospitals are named the best of the best.
