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AI & Patient Safety
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Buyer beware: The risks of using AI for Medicare enrollment advice
Health journalists covering the annual scramble should know why using AI as a shortcut could backfire — and what is…
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Fake MyChart messages target seniors’ personal, financial information
Keep your audience informed about the MyChart scam that targets seniors with fake Medicare offers and phishing attempts.
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Rural health data are complicated. And they’re getting harder to find
Sometimes, what’s missing from rural health data may be just as important as what’s there, said ETSU’s Michael Meit during…
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CMS may upend remote patient monitoring. Here’s what to know
Health care journalists can help the public understand the potential impacts of the new rule on remote patient monitoring.
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Everyone’s talking about peptides: What reporters should know
In this webinar, medical experts tell you need-to-know facts about peptides, what the media often gets wrong and more.
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AI-powered symptom checkers direct worried patients to appropriate care
To accommodate patients outside of business hours, some medical centers have begun offering their own AI-powered symptom checkers.
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Swatting poses a growing threat to hospitals
While swatting isn’t new, health care journalists should be aware that incidents targeting hospitals appear to be increasing.
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Behind the recall: How to cover food safety stories
Journalists play a vital role in food safety reporting, keeping the public informed on recalls and ongoing foodborne illness investigations.
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Dear doctor: Your patient may be recording this visit
Consumer-facing apps offer patients the ability to record and summarize doctor visits, but with potential legal and patient safety concerns.
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How AI helped reporters uncover medical neglect in ICE detention facilities
Learn how AP and KFF Health News journalists combined AI-assisted analysis with months of traditional reporting to expose medical neglect…