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Senior editor & special events lead, @XtelligentHC | Formerly @medcitynews, @BeckersHR | @MedillSchool alum. Views are my own. RTs≠endorsements. She/Her.
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Survey: GenAI governance falling behind rapid provider adoption

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By Anuja Vaidya Verified
| TechTarget Verified
While the use of generative AI is accelerating among healthcare providers, AI governance is unable to keep pace. A recent survey reveals that nearly half of clinicians (48%) use GenAI in their work every day, and another quarter (24%) use it weekly. However, only 27% of clinicians said their organization has a published policy on GenAI use in 2026.
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How smart rooms are supporting virtual nursing operations

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By Anuja Vaidya Verified
| Xtelligent Virtual Healthcare Verified
Using smart room tech to enhance virtual nursing workflows Virtual nursing offers numerous benefits for health systems. Not only do these models offer a potential solution to the ongoing nurse shortage and staffing crisis, but they also support positive clinical outcomes. One recent study, for example, revealed that virtual nursing models were associated with lower 30-day emergency department readmission rates.
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RPM didn't curb hospital admissions after serious infections

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By Anuja Vaidya Verified
| Xtelligent Virtual Healthcare Verified
One of the most-cited benefits of remote patient monitoring is its potential to reduce readmissions by providing real-time data that clinicians can act on. But recent research adds nuance to this notion, showing that remote monitoring alone may not have this effect in all cases. The study, published in JAMA Network Open, found that remote monitoring itself did not help individuals discharged home after hospitalizations for sepsis and lower respiratory tract infections avoid readmissions.
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