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5 Risk Control Considerations as Nurse Practitioners’ Scope of Practice Expands

Minority Nurse

This means NPs can evaluate patients, diagnose, order, and interpret diagnostic tests, and initiate and manage treatments (including prescribing medications) under the licensing authority of the State Board of Nursing. Since 2023, 27 states and the District of Columbia have granted NPs full practice authority (AANP, 2023).

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AI in action: 3 ways artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare today

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

of physicians reported at least one symptom of burnout in 2023. It’s enhancing care quality and patient experiences With AI assistance, front-end speech capabilities and ambient listening have become the cornerstone of clinical documentation enabling providers to fully focus on the individual in front of them.

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“Your care, your way:” Learning from the Philips Future Health Index 2023

Health Populi

On the demand side, patients are taking on more demanding roles as consumers with high expectations for service, convenience, and safe care delivered closer to home — or at home. This dynamic informs The Future Health Index 2023 report from Philips, launched this week at HIMSS 2023.

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AI is the New Health Literacy Challenge for Patients and the Health/Care Industry

Health Populi

Welcome to the new health literacy challenge the health care sector will have to deal with, and soon: lack of patients’ awareness of AI, its promises and pitfalls. “It is imperative to prioritize patient education regarding this technology,” Urte Jakimaviciute of GlobalData asserted based on the study findings.

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How AI Technology Could Be Eroding Consumers’ Trust in Health Care

Health Populi

consumers said the don’t trust the information enough to use GenAI for health or wellness purposes compared with 23% who didn’t trust the data in 2023 — those 7 percentage points representing a 30% “skepticism” growth. We see that in 2024, 30% of U.S. About 1 in 4 people in the U.S.