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AI is hot, telehealth is not: Health IT predictions for 2024
Artificial intelligence-generated doctors’ notes, microphones in the exam room and cameras in inpatient rooms may all be on the table…
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How to cover ‘digital twins’ in health care
In an effort to improve medicine with AI, more hospitals are creating ‘digital twins’ of patients to test treatments and…
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How one reporter covered the benefits of wearable tech for people with Parkinson’s disease
STAT journalist Mario Aguilar speaks about his process and offers advice to reporters covering health technology.
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Watch out for fake, AI-generated medical information
While artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT can be a valuable tool for journalists, it’s important not to take the information…
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Study reveals that language-based discrimination limits access to mental health services
A recent study published in Health Affairs Scholar revealed significant challenges for Spanish speakers trying to access in-person or telehealth-based…
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How to spot and report on deepfakes
Protect yourself and your readers from misinformation by learning how to distinguish deepfakes from real sources.
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What to know about drone medication deliveries
Instead of waiting in line at the pharmacy to pick up medication, wouldn’t it be more convenient for it to…
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How health and science writer Lisa Marshall covered the growing smart bandage industry
Colorado-based freelance journalist Lisa Marshall talks with AHCJ about the burgeoning smart bandage industry. Learn how she reported on the…
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Can practitioners still prescribe controlled medications via telehealth?
Should health care practitioners retain the ability to prescribe controlled medications to patients via telemedicine — perhaps without any in-person…
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Why you should write about telesitting in hospitals
More hospitals are implementing virtual caregiver programs to keep an eye on patients and alert nurses to medical problems. Here’s…