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How empathy training for your doctors will benefit your patients

Compassion is a key quality that every physician should demonstrate — and when they don't, patients notice. Research from Massachusetts General Hospital found that patients who have a good relationship with their doctor can benefit...

source: Lisa Mulcahy
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From the desk of the director

First, let me just say how awesome it was to see so many of you at SimOps in Tampa — what a great...

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Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center-El Paso's 'Wizard of Oz' recognized with global honor

There's no place like home, and a behind-the-scenes specialist in El Paso is being recognized for advanced medical efforts. J. Hector Aranda, a certified healthcare simulation operations specialist at Texas Tech University...

source: KTSM-TV
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PathAI acquires Poplar Healthcare, highlighting AI's role in medical diagnoses

PathAI, a Boston-based health technology startup has acquired Poplar Healthcare, one of the country's largest pathology labs, as the company seeks to provide doctors a quicker way to diagnose medical ailments through use of its software.

source: Boston Globe
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AI predict mortality risk using socioeconomic, clinical data

By using socioeconomic and clinical data, researchers developed an artificial intelligence tool to predict 30-day mortality risks in patients with cancer. Cancer is one of the leading causes of death in the U.S. each year. Using the artificial intelligence tool, medical...

source: Xtelligent Healthcare Media
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Artificial intelligence algorithm to detect suicide risk takes next steps toward clinic with funding from NIH

Jihad Obeid, M.D., co-director of the Biomedical Informatics Center at the Medical University of South Carolina, has been awarded more than a half million dollars by the National Institute of Mental Health to...

source: Medical University of South Carolina
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Why CIOs think patients could warm up to clinical AI

Hospitals are increasingly adopting artificial intelligence-powered tools to streamline workflows and support clinical decision making, but not all patients are sold on the technology. Researchers from University Park, Pennsylvania-based Penn State and the University of...

source: Becker's Hospital Review
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