AI

How public LLMs store and reuse information, and why typing patient details into them could be a privacy disaster waiting to happen

The number of doctors using AI tools is rapidly increasing, but for a smaller practice, does the business case make sense?

A new survey of physicians, nurses and health care leaders points to burnout, reimbursement uncertainty and the pace of AI adoption as the top threats to the system, even as national data show physician burnout easing.

A new Mass General Brigham benchmark, BRIDGE, found the top-performing AI model struggled on tasks built from electronic health records and patient visits.

Patients are already using AI to choose physicians. Here’s what your website needs to say to show up in those results.

Vibe-coded AI implementations can present serious risks to health data privacy, protection and, ultimately, to health care function.

Nearly 40% of Gen Z patients don't have a primary care physician, and Andrea Giamalva, M.D., FAAFP, says urgent care is quietly stepping in to fill the gap.

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A veteran practice administrator at the MGMA Summit digital conference laid out the disruptions ahead — from AI phone agents to payer audits — and how physician practices can get in front of them.

The top news stories in medicine this week.

An empty exam room is more than a missed appointment; it’s a breakdown in patient engagement.

AI is reshaping how doctors work, but unchecked adoption could do more harm than good

While artificial intelligence (AI) is making its way into clinical work and diagnostics, physician oversight and legislative engagement are critical to protecting the patient-physician relationship.

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Health plans are investing heavily in artificial intelligence, but inaccurate provider data create reimbursement friction and avoidable strain on primary care practices

Primary care physicians are drowning in data. Transparent artificial intelligence can synthesize complex biomarkers to give them their time back.

But some of the state’s top physicians and clinicians say they were blindsided by the pilot program.

AI can temporarily worsen unit economics during implementation. But for physician practices that deploy it strategically, the long-term return comes from improved operational efficiency, staff redeployment and revenue recovery.

The top news stories in medicine this week.

Patients postpone care due to delays in prior authorizations. It’s a symptom of major changes happening in health care.

Whether you are thinking about getting an AI-powered scribing tool or already using one, you need to ask these questions

The doctor is still in, and needs to consider what artificial intelligence can and can’t do in the clinic

As AI-powered diagnostic tools multiply, primary care physicians face a pressing question: which ones are actually worth adopting — and how?

Lumeris CMO David Carmouche, M.D., makes the case that AI's biggest opportunity in primary care isn't replacing physicians, it's giving them back the time and cognitive space to actually practice medicine.

Skillsoft's Asha Palmer, J.D., explains why banning artificial intelligence (AI) doesn't stop your staff from using it — and what a practical governance plan actually looks like for smaller practices.