AI Surpasses Harvard Docs on Clinical Reasoning Test

A study comparing an AI model’s clinical reasoning with that of physicians found the AI outperformed residents and attending physicians in simulated cases, despite more instances of incorrect reasoning. The study involved 39 physicians and the AI model GPT-4 evaluating 20 clinical cases. The AI achieved a higher clinical reasoning score compared to physicians and…

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Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test- GPAT 2024 Registration Begins, Know Schedule, Eligibility Criteria, Fee, Exam Scheme, All Details Here

The Graduate Pharmacy Aptitude Test (GPAT) 2024 registration has started. The exam schedule, eligibility criteria, fee, and exam scheme are all important details that candidates need to be aware of. Cookies are used on the website for analytics, advertising, and site improvement purposes. By continuing to use the site, users agree to the use of…

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Confronting the Digital Dilemma in Healthcare’s Quest for Innovation

Healthcare in 2024 faces a paradox: while groundbreaking technologies like precision medicine promise to revolutionize patient care, the sector remains tethered to the outdated practice of fax-based communication. This causes issues for patients with complex medical histories, leading to miscommunication, delays, and unnecessary stress. Despite efforts to transition to digital records, many healthcare providers continue…

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Too Big To Fail? Now It’s ‘Too Big To Hack’

Lawmakers in Washington held a congressional hearing on the Change Healthcare cyberattack, leading to financial trouble for some providers. A new survey found that 1 in 4 adults who lost Medicaid coverage are now uninsured. The panelists discussed the dangers of vertical integration in health care and the impact of losing health coverage. Arizona Republicans…

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ID consult shortens antibiotics for uncomplicated gram-negative bacteremia

A study presented at the Society of Healthcare Epidemiologists of America Spring Conference found that mandatory infectious disease (ID) consultations can reduce antibiotic courses for patients with gram-negative bacteremia. The study showed that a consensus approach among ID doctors in a facility can improve outcomes, leading to shorter antibiotic prescriptions and quicker transitions from IV…

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Elevance, private equity launch primary care company

Elevance has partnered with private equity firm Clayton, Dubilier & Rice to launch a $4 billion primary care company focused on managing patients’ chronic medical conditions. This strategic partnership will combine Elevance’s expertise with CD&R’s resources to create a new company that will include doctors, clinics, and technology to help manage patient care. Health insurers…

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