Dr. Haack shares her unexpected journey from surgeon to healthcare innovator, offering practical insights into breaking down organizational silos, improving revenue cycle processes, and designing…

Unless health policy evolves alongside the science, the gap between what AI can predict and what health care is prepared to do with that knowledge will keep widening.

They discuss desirable difficulties, confidence-based learning, delayed feedback, spaced repetition, and why traditional classroom training often fails to create lasting behavior change. The…

AI can improve accuracy, but it does not eliminate human judgment. Learn why healthcare leaders must govern the decisions AI leaves behind.

The conversation also examines strategies for integrating AI into training, including "commit then compare" learning models, AI-assisted feedback systems, precision education, and even AI-free…

Deescalation, discontinuation, and deimplementation trials have emerged in multiple health care contexts in which interventions are suspected of being inappropriately used, applied beyond their…

BACKGROUND. Unnecessary postoperative antibiotic use is common. This study evaluated whether modifying electronic health record order sets plus participation in a facilitation workshop by the…

10.1542/6394274437112Video AbstractPEDS-VA_2026-0763246394274437112OBJECTIVES. To characterize awareness, use, and perceived barriers to implementing single maintenance and reliever therapy (SMART)…

Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in health care is rapidly accelerating, with pediatrics positioned to benefit from improvements in quality, efficiency, and access to care. Recent frameworks…

Learn how healthcare organizations can reduce clinician downtime, strengthen service desk identity verification, and use Nordic’s CLEAR integration to secure password reset workflows.

AI readiness in healthcare starts with standardized workflows, strong adoption, continuous learning, and in-the-flow support that help organizations realize long-term value from AI.

Primary care physicians are facing growing demands to improve patient access, reduce administrative burden, and maintain high-quality care, all while navigating workforce shortages and increasing…

Clinical documentation has evolved from a tool that supports clinical reasoning, teaching, and communication into a burdensome document shaped by regulatory, financial, and administrative requirements. The rise of EHRs and now ambient AI scribes may improve efficiency, but they also raise concerns about cognitive off-loading and the potential erosion of clinical reasoning and documentation skills. The authors propose re-centering the chart note around four core functions: supporting clinician thinking, communicating with others, meeting legal and billing requirements, and educating patients, while ensuring clinicians learn these skills before relying heavily on AI.

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Explore how healthcare leaders can reduce patient frustration by prioritizing certainty, transparency, and clearer communication over costly amenities or faster wait times.

The 2016 21st Century Cures Act advanced US national efforts to improve interoperability of electronic health information and strengthen patient engagement. The Cures Act is the most recent step in…

Healthcare has made significant investments in digital tools and virtual care, yet many patients still encounter unnecessary complexity when trying to access care, complete preventive screenings, or…

AbstractBackground and significance. Many patients struggle to interpret lab and test results.Objective. To evaluate patient experience, usability, and int

Among adults who have had a documented substance overdose, those who started on a GLP-1 had a 39% lower risk of a repeat overdose within three years of their overdose compared to patients who were…

Learn why healthcare leaders should distinguish workflow problems from judgment problems and how simulation-based training may improve clinical decision-making.

In this episode, Craig Joseph sits down with Robert Slepin, Chief Digital Officer at SE Health, to explore lessons learned from a decades-long healthcare leadership career spanning vendor…

The question is not how clinicians can be made more resilient. It is why an institution performing at the highest level of human demand has declined to build the infrastructure that every comparable…

This Innovation Report describes a local approach to a challenge facing medical schools more generally—how to effectively teach students to write notes thr

In this episode, Dr. Bonnie Hartstein Shweiki shares how an unconventional career path from military service to pediatric emergency medicine and healthcare leadership shaped her approach to quality,…

Health systems often manage reputation as one brand, but patients experience it as many. Learn why system brand, service-line reputation, clinician reputation, and institutional trust need distinct…

In this episode, I sit down with Sarah Hanbridge, a nurse-turned-digital leader in the UK’s NHS who has spent her career translating frontline frustration into system-level change. We talk about what…

Healthcare leaders risk repeating cable’s biggest mistake by treating reputation as a generational issue instead of a competitive advantage.

In this episode, we explore how modern identity solutions are transforming both patient and provider experiences. From reducing friction in workflows to strengthening trust and security, the…

I worked this week with medical students who are nearing the end of their first year of clinical clerkships. Most of them have spent at least three months on rotations covering internal medicine or…

Clinicians aren’t afraid of AI taking their jobs. They’re afraid of what happens when AI stays in the workflow and they’re still liable.

This Viewpoint discusses how overreliance on artificial intelligence (AI) can lead to deskilling and mis-skilling among clinicians still in training and the importance of thoughtful design and…

In a world full of distractions, getting your brain to focus on one thing at a time requires radical measures.

A neglected question that is about to explode

Medical schools and residency programs should treat artificial intelligence literacy not as an elective augmentation but as a core clinical competency, one as fundamental as pharmacology or…

In this episode, Craig Joseph is joined by Dione Rogers, a registered nurse turned Chief Nursing Informatics Officer and digital transformation leader, Dione shares her unconventional career journey…

How narrowing the scope can turn AI ambition into real behavior change

Sentara Health reduced hospital-onset MRSA cases by nearly 50% after pairing an automated MRSA risk score in Epic with targeted decolonization workflows. It has avoided an estimated $1.18 million in…

Defending Our Consciousness Against the Algorithms: Why it’s good to be bored

Vibe coding rewards one skill above all: the ability to gather and structure context before asking a system to act. Physicians have spent careers building exactly that.

De-implementation is harder than implementation. Learn why changing low-value care takes workflow design and accountability, not guidelines alone.

In this episode, Dr. Craig Joseph sits down with Dr. Shan Liu, an emergency medicine physician at Massachusetts General Hospital and coauthor of a children’s book written with her daughter. The…

This report examines how AI is reshaping healthcare administrative processes and why current deployment is unlikely to deliver system-level savings.

Facilitating rapid sharing of new medical knowledge

Why Clinical Judgment Matters in a World of Uncertain Numbers

And in healthcare, the wrong one can cost you the room.

In this episode learn about the challenges physicians face when stepping into leadership, especially around risk tolerance, change management, and standardization and why healthcare transformation…

AI is reshaping clinical documentation. Learn how ambient AI can help reclaim the medical record for clinical reasoning.

"Inova’s incentive program led to nearly 90% of eligible providers completing at least four hours of ongoing training, leading to higher EHR Experience scores."

An anesthesiologist, palliative care physician, informaticist, AI evaluator, world traveler, and all‑around multidimensional human. On this episode explore the intersections of clinical practice,…