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California psych staffing rule puts physicians between safety goals and access concerns.

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By Nick Fisher
| Physicians News Network
California’s new psychiatric-hospital staffing rule aims to make inpatient psychiatric care safer. But reported psychiatric-bed closures, including in San Diego County, raise a practical question for physicians: what happens when a safety rule reduces already-limited behavioral-health capacity?
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UC San Diego Health moves AI from pilot project to clinical infrastructure

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By Nick Fisher
| Physicians News Network
UC San Diego Health’s AI strategy shows how one health system is trying to move artificial intelligence from pilot project to clinical infrastructure. For physicians, that shift raises a practical question: who governs AI before it changes the way doctors document, communicate, and deliver care?
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When resident doctors can’t afford San Diego, the physician pipeline feels the strain.

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By Nick Fisher
| Physicians News Network
The headline captured the central argument: “My wife and I are doctors. We can’t afford life in San Diego.” The Union-Tribune piece says the authors matched into competitive residency programs at UC San Diego and argues that affordability has become untenable for at least some doctors-in-training in San Diego. The story is more than a personal-finance complaint. It raises a question about whether high-cost regions can support the physicians they are trying to train.
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