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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…
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What to know about ‘smishing,’ a growing cyberattack trend targeting hospitals
In August, the government warned hospitals about a growing cyberattack trend that hackers are using to gain access to hospital…
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Tip sheet: Harnessing ChatGPT for good journalistic use
Although ChatGPT and other AI chatbots can return incorrect information, they can still be a good tool for journalists is…
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Teleneurology improves access to specialty care for rural residents
You might not think of neurology as a specialty that lends itself well to telehealth appointments, but the Veterans Health…
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Virtual nursing: A possible solution to a national shortage
Hospitals are increasingly using remote virtual nurses to help with administrative tasks and the training of new nurses.
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How I Did It: Turning personal health and tech experience into a national magazine feature
Freelance reporter Rachel Fairbank discusses reporting for Wired about people with chronic illness using data from wearable tech devices.
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Patients want fast access to test results: Story ideas for journalists
A recent study shows the majority of patients want test results as soon as possible even if the results aren’t…
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News stories offer cautionary tales for journalists covering AI and tech
Two recent news stories in NPR/STAT and the Wall Street Journal showcase limitations in AI that journalists should be aware…
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ALS patients are using AI to preserve their natural voices. Here’s how one reporter covered it
Washington Post disabilities reporter Amanda Morris shares how she reported on artificial intelligence programs allowing people who have ALS to…
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Growing momentum in prenatal tech highlighted at national ob/gyn meeting
Since the 1930s, prenatal care for pregnant people has looked essentially the same: a series of 12 to 14 in-person…