Quality and Safety

Artificial intelligence is picking up where behavioral health via telehealth left off during the COVID-19 pandemic in mitigating staffing shortages by handling administrative tasks, medication management and even doing triage to assess the patient, says Dr. Colin Banas, DrFirst's chief medical officer.

The board would require that board-certified physicians make determinations about whether care is medically necessary.

The move is an attempt to improve access to non-pharmaceutical treatment options for adolescent youths.

The goal of the new fellowship is to educate pharmacists on preventing medication errors.

The organization brings a power to people's voices and development and introduces them to dialog they wouldn't otherwise be exposed to, says Changemaker Award recipient Nelita Iuppa, Cleveland Clinic's executive director of informatics.

Despite the apparently bogus nature of the threat, the FBI and AHA cautioned that standard vigilance should be maintained.

"We're all gonna feel a little stupid sometimes if we wanna get this right," says forum co-emcee Brian Spisak.

Members are frustrated by not finding accurate information online, by being unable to get a live agent or by lack of preventative care options, says Rita Sharma, chief product officer at Pager Health.

At this time, no information is available to either corroborate or discount this threat's credibility, joint threat bulletin says. 

A substantial price reduction would be needed to make the medications more cost effective, the report finds.