The Journal of the American Medical Association published a research letter this week that looks at how authors are disclosing their use of AI when preparing submissions to professional journals. The JAMA Network has…
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Significant portions of the US are experiencing arctic temperatures and significant snowfall this weekend. As the storm approached my area, I touched base with nursing staff at several hospitals to see how they…
The American Board of Preventive Medicine is notifying candidates that they have successfully passed the Clinical Informatics board certification exam. The certifications are retroactive to January 1, 2026. Congratulations to all the new…
Based on the contents of my inbox, it feels like everyone is talking about recent research from Michigan Medicine on emoji use in the electronic health record. The research letter was published in…
Plenty of people have been asking me for my thoughts about last week’s announcement of OpenAI for Healthcare.
Models that are tuned to physician needs and that have been through robust clinical testing certainly…
The New York Times ran a piece this week about “The Tech That Will Invade Our Lives in 2026.” The author aims to sort out which innovations will be impactful and which are fads…
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Mr. H’s mention of a recent article caught my attention. It says that 40 million people are using ChatGPT for health-related questions every day.
I agree with the article’s statement that people are “turning…
People embrace many traditions to ring in the New Year. My extended family enjoys Hoppin’ John, but my personal ritual is to skip straight to dessert.
I started at midnight by toasting 2026 with…
As we approach the end of the year, many of us are reflecting on our accomplishments for the year. Maybe we’re proud of the work that we’ve done, or perhaps we are forced…
I’ve been on LinkedIn almost since its creation. When I joined, it seemed like a great way to keep track of people I met in the course of my work.
Over the past couple…
