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Sentara's Epic EHR model targets MRSA infections early

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By Bill Siwicki Verified
| Healthcare IT News Verified
Healthcare organizations have spent years refining infection prevention programs, but many interventions begin only after patients show signs of colonization or infection. Sentara Health believed technology could help clinicians intervene much earlier^. Working across clinical, operational and IT teams, the Virginia-based health system developed a predictive MRSA risk score embedded directly within its Epic EHR.
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New healthcare AI council prioritizes governance beyond go-live

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By Bill Siwicki Verified
| Healthcare IT News Verified
Healthcare organizations have been building governance processes to decide whether artificial intelligence tools are ready to be deployed. Waleed Mohsen argues that the more dangerous question begins after that decision: What happens when the AI starts interacting with real patients at scale? Mohsen, cofounder and CEO of Verbal AI Technologies, helped convene the new Council for Healthcare AI Responsibility and Safety, or CHAIRS.
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From first 72 hours to first 90 days, tech extends hospital care beyond discharge

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By Bill Siwicki Verified
| Healthcare IT News Verified
For decades, hospitals have largely treated discharge as the end of the acute care journey. Once patients left the building with a folder of instructions and follow-up recommendations, responsibility shifted largely to them and their families. But that approach is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain as hospitals assume greater accountability for patient outcomes long after patients leave inpatient care.
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