Two recently published studies show that ambient listening artificial intelligence tools reduce administrative burden and improve clinician well-being.

Failures have resulted in the erroneous loss of health coverage and other vital safety-net benefits for low-income people.

People in high-speed internet "dead zones" live sicker and die younger on average than their peers in well-connected regions.

Ambient Ai tools are proving their value in reducing clinician stress and documentation burden, but there are risks to using them. A new study offers some tips on how to make sure they’re governed and used effectively and safely.

Peer mentorship is the key to success for fostering a culture innovation at the bedside.