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Great to see standard terminology front and center in #LEAPinHealthIT. AI agents are only as reliable as the clinical data they work with. Congrats to @MedStarHealth and @Regenstrief!
This just in! 📰 We’re excited to announce the 2026 #LEAPinHealthIT awardees, @MedStarHealth & @Regenstrief!
The awardees’ projects are furthering LEAP goals in the following areas: (1) accelerate the use of agentic #AI solutions in clinical care/clinical trials; and (2) assess laboratory #interoperability gaps to improve small, independent laboratories' adoption and use of standard terminology. Learn more: healthit.gov/news/hhs-announ…
ICD-10 was built for counting and billing, not clinical care. In @hitconsultant, Medicomp CMO @medicompdoc explains why treating it as a diagnosis is a costly design flaw, and what EHRs need instead.
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Can a safety prompt make clinical AI safer? Partly. @MountSinaiNYC researchers found a reminder reduced harmful choices in 19 of 20 models, but it's "one safeguard, not a substitute for clinical oversight."
Via @MedEconomics:
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"Patient safety, physician expertise and the humanity of clinical practice must guide how these tools are developed and used." The @AmerMedicalAssn and five other physician groups on the role of AI in care.
Via @BeckersHR: beckershospitalreview.com/qu…
The @DeptVetAffairs is expanding ambient AI across its medical centers under a contract worth up to $775.72M over 5 years. As AI drafts more notes, accurate, structured clinical data matters more than ever.
Via @HealthcareITNews:
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Keeping the next generation of clinicians starts with giving them tools that work with them, not against them. Less time fighting the EHR means more time for patients.
New survey finds 70% of Gen Z healthcare workers plan to look for a new job within the next year
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AI can capture clinical notes instantly. But if it's built on the same unvalidated data, errors just travel faster. Medicomp's David Lareau on why data needs to be validated at the source.
Via @ForbesTechCncl: forbes.com/councils/forbeste…
81% of physicians now use AI, but 88% say safety and efficacy validation is key to wider adoption. Trust in clinical AI starts with the data behind it.
Via @Newsweek:
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AI scribes are moving beyond notes into billing codes and orders. As AI suggests more, accurate clinical data and clinician review matter more than ever.
Via @Stacker:
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69% of patients worry about AI hallucinations and 72% about bias, per a new survey. Nearly half want AI health tools tested and approved like new medications. Accuracy is how clinical AI earns trust.
Via @HealthcareDive: healthcaredive.com/news/data…
AI can sharpen clinical decisions, but physicians need to stay in control. Rigorous oversight protects patients and clinicians, and it starts with trusted clinical data.
Via @HC_FinanceNews:
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Six physician groups, including the @AmerMedicalAssn, pushed back on the claim that AI is "better informed than any doctor." AI works best when it supports clinical judgment, not when it replaces it.
Via @BeckersHR:
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By Jan. 1, 2027, payers must support a FHIR-based prior auth API. But if staff still build medical necessity documentation by hand from narrative notes, the API alone won’t speed things up.
@healthtechjames on fixing it at the source: medicomp.com/the-coding-prob…
"The idea of having unlicensed, unvetted, and irresponsible AI writing prescriptions is a terrible idea."
Our CMO @medicompdoc on AI prescribing and accountability in the Journal of @AHIMAResources:
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81% of physicians now use AI at work, and 85% want a say in how it's adopted. Six physician groups are making it clear: AI should support clinical judgment, and physicians should lead how it's used.
Via @MedEconomics: medicaleconomics.com/view/si…
Federal AI safety rules may be coming. 26 state attorneys general are pushing Congress to act. For clinical AI, transparency and clinician oversight shouldn't wait for a mandate. They belong in the design from the start.
Via @BeckerHealthcare: beckershospitalreview.com/he…
Six physician groups push back on the claim that AI is "better informed than any doctor." AI should support clinical judgment, not replace it.
Via @BeckersHR: beckershospitalreview.com/qu…
Interoperability got the records moving. Making them usable is the next job. Cleaning up messy data after the fact helps, but the bigger win is documenting it right the first time.
The Real Gap in All of Us Isn’t Consent, It’s Conversion medcitynews.com/2026/10/the-…
Confidence isn't control. 85% of healthcare AI leaders say they have their AI agents in hand, yet 72% admit tools sometimes go live without IT sign-off. In clinical settings, governance can't be an afterthought.
@healthcaredive has the report: healthcaredive.com/news/heal…
If AI gets the diagnosis wrong, who's to blame? @medicompdoc joins Boombostic Health to unpack AI accountability in clinical care.
Watch: youtube.com/watch?v=_Fo4I0Ur… #AIinHealthcare


