AI in Medicine

Small clinics are set to test an AI-powered compliance brief generator designed to streamline regulatory updates for healthcare operations.

A new vertigo relief app aims to help adults with BPPV perform repositioning maneuvers at home, supported by telehealth and digital therapeutics trends.

A new app aims to help adults with recurrent BPPV perform repositioning maneuvers at home, supported by ENT clinics and physiotherapists.

QAtrial introduces an open-source, provenance-first AI platform for regulated life sciences, enhancing compliance without validation claims.

A new app aims to monitor vocal strain for professional singers, alerting them before hoarseness or injury occurs during tours. Testing underway.

A new recovery-percentile tracking tool for post-op orthopedic patients is being tested in a pilot, aiming to reduce patient calls and improve recovery monitoring.

Mayo Clinic is deploying AI-powered ambient listening to record and analyze patient interactions in ERs, raising questions about consent and accuracy.

Medicare’s new payment model, ACCESS, rewards AI-driven healthcare outcomes, marking a significant shift in federal healthcare reimbursement, but most of the tech industry remains unaware.

Ontario auditors report that AI note-taking systems used by doctors often produce inaccurate, fabricated, or incomplete patient records, raising safety concerns.