Emergency Medicine

AI-native EHRs: A new era or just a new label?
Oracle and Athenahealth call their EHRs AI-native. Here's what that means.
Stanford Health Care deploys AI agents to access personalized RWE
Stanford Health Care is using a real-world evidence AI agent that incorporates ambient encounter data recorded by Microsoft ...
Providence, Humana simplify data exchange with FHIR-based model
One provider-payer collaboration shows what interoperability looks like in practice.

U.S. patient experience gets C grade, driven by poor cost scores
Most of the U.S. patient experience has room for improvement, but high healthcare costs are perhaps the biggest pain point for ...
March of Dimes: U.S. gets D+ in preterm birth rates, maternal equity
The D+ grade in preterm birth rates is another problem in a U.S. maternity care landscape defined by inequities and poor ...
Low-income kids less likely to get all childhood vaccines
The Commonwealth Fund said that 62.3% of low-income kids have gotten all early childhood vaccines compared to 77.9% of ...

Adopting RPM linked to 20% hike in Medicare revenue
New research reveals that practices adopting RPM saw higher Medicare revenue, which has policy implications, as it could result ...
Telehealth flexibilities reinstated through January 2026
The newly passed continuing resolution extends telehealth flexibilities and the CMS hospital-at-home waiver through Jan. 30, 2026...
Telehealth flexibilities expired. Here's how providers are coping.
Telehealth flexibilities ended on Sept. 30, forcing providers to halt new virtual visits, risk financial losses or drive hundreds...