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CMS increases pressure for quality in skilled nursing facilities

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There's a clear trend toward more accountability and transparency and a higher bar for outcomes in SNFs, says Chris Dawe, president of Curana Health.

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Shifting from top-down deployments to patient-led AI feedback loops

Dr. Chi Kyung Kim, CMIO at Korea University Guro Hospital, explains how real-time patient feedback helps translate strong digital foundations into empowering clinical AI applications.

Shifting from top-down deployments to patient-led AI feedback loops
Dr. Chi Kyung Kim, CMIO at Korea University Guro Hospital, explains how real-time patient feedback helps translate strong digital foundations into empowering clinical AI applications.
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Using ambient AI to return rapport to patient care

Dr. Daniel Ting, director of the SingHealth AI Office, shares how moving beyond siloed diagnostic tools to ambient AI allows clinicians to focus on history-taking and patient rapport over computer screens.

Using ambient AI to return rapport to patient care
Dr. Daniel Ting, director of the SingHealth AI Office, shares how moving beyond siloed diagnostic tools to ambient AI allows clinicians to focus on history-taking and patient rapport over computer screens.
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How AI memory may transform patient care

Sean Mehra, HealthTap cofounder and CEO, says AI that remembers a patient's health history and previous interactions could enable more personalized, continuous care while posing new questions around patient privacy, safety and data security.

How AI memory may transform patient care
Sean Mehra, HealthTap cofounder and CEO, says AI that remembers a patient's health history and previous interactions could enable more personalized, continuous care while posing new questions around patient privacy, safety and data security.
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