Browsing: Physicians

The AMA argues that physicians shouldn’t be expected to stand between clinical AI and patient harm when many aspects of AI development and deployment are outside their control.

An artificial intelligence vendor that keeps patient data after a contract ends can leave the practice holding the liability once the vendor’s damages cap runs to zero, according to health care attorney Tatiana Melnik, J.D.

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

Most physicians are using artificial intelligence for clinical or administrative work. Some believe they should be paid more if AI increases their efficiency, according to a new report.

National class action firm offering free case evaluations to Central Ohio Primary Care Physicians patients and employees affected by the COPCP data breach and Chaos ransomware attack

If you’re affiliated with COPCP, attorneys want to hear from you as part of an investigation into reports of a possible data breach. • Keep reading for more information

During orientation for incoming University of New Mexico medical students, School of Medicine leaders shared news that would affect not only the students in the room, but every student earning a Doctor in Medicine degree at UNM this academic year.