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Artificial intelligence is gaining traction as a key tool for reducing billing errors as providers struggle with rising administrative burdens. A recent survey of 800 Americans and 200 healthcare ...

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Provider focus on patient safety intensified once again after CMS imposed financial penalties on hospitals with high infection rates and provided incentives to those with low rates. In response, ...

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Each year, millions of patients are affected by medication errors, resulting in tens of billions of dollars in unnecessary healthcare costs. 1 To better manage common dispensing errors, many ...

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With COVID-19 deaths dramatically down from earlier peaks, US health care providers still confront a different nationwide emergency: hospital errors that kill an estimated 150,000 patients annually.

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If you’ve ever had a bad week at work, spare a thought for the Subaru technician who, over the course of seven days last December, repeatedly took the wrong steps while fastening a single nut in a ...