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Dr. David Classen recently visited a pharmacy to pick up a newly prescribed medication. When he arrived, he asked the pharmacy if there were any known interactions with other medications he was taking. They told him no. According to the automated system on the computer, Classen should be completely safe taking that medicine with his […]

During a candid chat on Tuesdays The View, Whoopi, 68, told her co-hosts that she never travelled anywhere without her kid, who she gave birth to in 1974 - before her acting career kicked off.

An updated estimate says it could be at least 210,000 patients a year, more than twice the number in a frequently quoted Institute of Medicine report By Marshall Allen and ProPublica  | Friday, September 20, 2013 | ULTIMATE MALPRACTICE: An updated estimate says at least 210,000 patients die from medical mistakes in U.S. hospitals a year.Image:…

Machine learning and AI are transforming medical treatment involving functionality, diagnostics, and more. Meanwhile, large language models -- like ChatGPT -- are still in the early stages.

Electronic health records that deliver suboptimal user experience are more likely to lead to alert fatigue and less likely to catch errors that could impact hospital safety, University of Utah Health research shows.

Research from University of Utah Health finds that difficult-to-use EHR systems are less likely to detect medical errors, leading to potential patient safety risks.

"We talked a lot about facing your fears."