
Patients now write their own emergency care plans
Giving patients direct control over their digital care plans shifts the power dynamic in emergency medicine, but its success hinges entirely on system-wide integration.
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Giving patients direct control over their digital care plans shifts the power dynamic in emergency medicine, but its success hinges entirely on system-wide integration.
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A quiet regulatory truce reveals exactly how consumer wearables can bypass strict medical device oversight.

Moving dementia testing from annual clinic visits to daily smartphone check-ins could solve a massive bottleneck in clinical trials and early diagnosis.

When the dominant electronic health record vendor decides to build its own clinical AI, the entire digital health startup ecosystem faces an existential threat.

A massive funding round for a smart ring signals that clinical diagnostics are permanently leaving the hospital.

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Ambient AI is moving past physician burnout to tackle the chaotic reality of patient discharge.

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