Quality and Safety

Dave Rosa, NeuroOne CEO, explains how the company's robot-placed electrode brain implants, combined with its OneRF ablation system, can help prevent seizures in epilepsy patients and treat motor disorders.

Dr. Mark Zhang of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs says six facilities across the country create 3D-printed devices, surgical models and even patient-derived bone grafts that improve care for veterans.

As the number of mental health AI chatbots grows, Numerof and Associates' Michael Abrams warns that without rigorous testing and validation these largely unregulated tools may pose real risks to patients.

AI can open up opportunities in schedules to get patients to clinics faster, as it also transforms how healthcare is delivered, says Dr. Baligh Yehia, president of Jefferson Health.

President Trump directed HHS and the CDC to evaluate the scientific evidence of childhood vaccinations in other peer, developed nations.

Reviewers looked at how the company manages patient care and, reportedly, prior authorization requests by healthcare providers.

A relatively new form of H3N2 identified this year called Clade K has resulted in increased cases, says Andy Pekosz of the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Atropos Health CEO Brigham Hyde says the company's AI Evidence Agent integrates directly into Microsoft Teams to provide tumor boards with concise, citation-backed guidance tailored to patient data in real time.

Dwindling access to prenatal care led to individuals showing up in the ER to deliver a baby, says Brandi Clark, vice president, digital care, OSF OnCall, at OSF HealthCare in Illinois.

The effort is going toward tackling the VA's top priorities of reducing veteran suicide, decreasing homelessness and ensuring access to care are driving, says Dr. Carolyn Clancy, assistant under secretary at the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.