To make sure those in the healthcare field know to prioritize their safety, the UT Health Science Center's College of Nursing offers a program on managing aggressive patients.
Doctors and analysts say there's little mystery why providers shutter labor and delivery units: they make comparatively little money, and, in some cases, they lose a lot of it.
The authors of the study, published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine, say that this might even be considered a distinct, inherited form of the disease and that different approaches to testing and treatment may be needed.
Initially, the focus was on AI's reliability and patient safety. More recently, however, the predominant question I hear is: Who will be liable when something goes wrong?