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(Sponsored) Healthcare systems are approaching a workforce and capacity tipping point
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(Sponsored) Healthcare systems are approaching a workforce and capacity tipping point

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Hylke Kingma, EMA digital health lead at KPMG, discusses why rising healthcare demand and declining workforce capacity are forcing systems to rethink how care is delivered.

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Poland accelerates healthcare digitalization

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WHO Europe research reveals AI governance gap

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AI chatbots may delay behavioral healthcare

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AI chatbots may delay behavioral healthcare
Megan Coder of the Society for Digital Mental Health cautions that patients may rely on general-purpose AI chatbots that are unsuitable for mental health treatment rather than seek care from a human clinician.
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