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A network of British-Bangladeshi doctors plans to send its first health-tech projects to Startup Bangladesh in December, under a new collaboration to turn doctors’ ideas into working products with help from Bangladesh’s technology sector.

Provider groups flocked to comment on a proposal from the Food and Drug Administration on regulating generative AI-backed medical devices.

Since May, teams on the ground in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) have been fighting the Bundibugyo strain of the Ebola virus. Every day, so-called health workers knock on doors and offer advice. They record recoveries and deaths and refer people with suspicious symptoms to medical facilities.

Doctors who use ChatGPT to summarize patient charts, interpret test results or work with medical images can violate HIPAA when identifiable health information is sent to a service without the agreements and safeguards required by federal privacy law.

Practicing physicians and enthusiastic entrepreneurs Todd Walker, MD, Justin Smith, MD, and Nathan Boes, MD, are founders of TurnKey AI Practice, an AI-powered practice-management and clinical workflow platform for independent medical practices. 

If your information was compromised in the Doctor’s Choice Home Care & Hospice data breach, you may be able to start a class action to collect money for the harm you’ve suffered. • Keep reading for more information

Doctor’s Choice Home Care, a Houston-based home health care and hospice provider, disclosed a data breach connected to its electronic medical record vendor, WellSky.

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FORT ST. JOHN, B.C. – A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has ruled that the province cannot require internationally trained medical graduates to work in rural and remote communities as a condition of securing residency positions.

Florida officials warn unverified digital health recommendations pose safety risks, but clinical realities present a more nuanced picture.