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A Day in the Life of an Emergency Care Nurse

We Care Online

In this article, we will delve into the life of an emergency care nurse, exploring their daily responsibilities, the challenges they face, and the rewarding aspects of their role. Additionally, familiarity with medical equipment and the ability to perform procedures are fundamental to providing quality care.

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Stanford’s ChatEHR lets doctors talk to the chart — and it talks back

Medical Economics

Here to help you securely chat with the patient’s medical record.” ChatEHR, developed by Stanford Medicine , uses large language model (LLM) technology to help physicians, nurses and other clinicians pull specific data, summarize charts and query a patient’s medical history in natural language.

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A Brief Study on Diagnostic Reasoning 

We Care Online

Diagnostic reasoning is one of the most essential skills for any health care professional, from medical students to seasoned physicians. This article will outline the principles of diagnostic reasoning and the methods by which medical professionals learn and refine this critical ability. What is Diagnostic Reasoning?

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Enhancing patient outcomes by strengthening allergy evaluation in primary care settings

Medical Economics

Patient history is essential in allergy diagnosis, as tests show sensitization, not clinical allergy, guiding appropriate management and treatment. Establishing medical necessity ensures justified diagnostic tests and treatments, aiding reimbursement and proactive allergy management.

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As Shared Decision-Making Ails, AI May Save This Human Interaction

Forbes Healthcare

When the topic of patients bringing in a treatment recommendation from ChatGPT came up among a group of medical students in the Seattle area, these Internet-native physicians of tomorrow bristled with an old-fashioned dismissiveness of the patient who’s “going to tell us what to order.” There may be no other choice.

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Can EHRs Expand to Become Health Systems’ “Platform of Platforms” (UDHPs)?

The Healthcare Blog

Note that UDHPs are visually depicted as “sitting on top” of EHRs and other siloed sources of health data: We noted that almost any type of large healthcare organization — health systems, health plans, pharma companies, medical device companies, etc. — had a need for UDHPs. Interop guru Brendan Keeler has written extensively about Epic.

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How Physicians Can Use AI to Streamline Their Work

Mobius MD

In a recent article, we explored seven applications of AI across the industry. We’ve also written about other AI topics, such as an introduction to generative AI for doctors , the accuracy of AI-generated clinical notes , patient perspectives on AI , the best AI medical scribes , and whether AI can reduce physician burnout.