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Former UnitedHealthcare CEO addresses AI 'battle of the bots' (opens the original)
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This is a preview of the September 17 edition of Access Health—Tap here to get this newsletter delivered straight to your inbox on Thursday mornings. Good morning. I'm wrapping up my stage notes for Newsweek's AI Health Summit next week and noticing a difference from digital-health-care-forums past. Most of my questions are not about what AI can do, but about what people can do. Who responds when an algorithm flags a deteriorating patient? What happens to a clinician's role when AI allows them t
Health care AI is exposing an age-old problem: How work gets done (opens the original)
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With at least 71 percent of U.S. hospitals integrating predictive AI into their electronic health records, the debate over whether AI belongs in health care is becoming outdated. Now, health system leaders tell Newsweek that AI is here to stay. But they're still figuring out how to make longstanding workflows, processes and job descriptions jibe with the new tech. AI in all forms—agentic, generative, predictive—still requires human oversight and sign-off in a high-stakes industry like health car
How Optum Health's CEO is reading federal signals on future of medicare (opens the original)
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Before the term "value-based care" entered the U.S. health care lexicon, leaders were already being asked to rethink a system that rewarded volume over outcomes. Decades later, the pace of that transition can still make it difficult to tell where experimentation ends and a durable new payment system begins. But the signals coming from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services are getting harder to dismiss. The agency is pushing more Medicare beneficiaries into accountable care arrangements an
Rural Health Fund won't 'save' hospitals, leaders say (opens the original)
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Watch the full webinar, "Can the Rural Health Transformation Fund Deliver on its Promise?" above. When Newsweek convened leaders from Sanford Health, InterSystems and Lumeris to discuss the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Fund, the conversation began where many discussions about rural health do: with cautious optimism. Three months into implementation, panelists described states moving quickly, applications pouring in and early funding reaching providers. But the discussion took a sharpe
Hospitals are focusing on a new ‘vital sign:’ How patients actually feel (opens the original)
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Dr. Andrea Pusic has been a board-certified plastic surgeon for 26 years. Her patients consistently rate her highly, with reviews averaging a near-perfect score. But regardless of her training, outcomes and renown, there is one area where she will never be an expert. Even the most empathetic doctors can’t actually feel what their patients feel. The patient has always been at the center of the health care system—at least, hypothetically. They’re the recipients of care and the barycenter of the en
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