The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advises hospitals to improve diagnoses by improving communication with ...

Vonda Vaden Bates’ husband “might have survived if we had not confused kindness with skilled, quality care,” she writes.

The CDC on Sept. 17 released a set of new resources to support hospitals in reducing diagnostic errors, which are responsible for nearly 800,000 deaths in the U.S. each year.

The goal is to reduce the impact of incorrect diagnoses, or delayed ones, which can occur for many different reasons and seriously impact the safety of patient care. Among other news, New Hampshire’s ...

Despite civilization having advanced significantly, there are still many inequalities and imperfections riddled throughout modern–day society; however, artificial intelligence works to limit these ...

6. In addition, the White House said 16 systems have committed to safety improvement actions. Together, these systems provide healthcare to more than 30 million patients and employ hundreds of ...

An AI-enabled testing technology with point-of-care potential was shown to be accurate and reliable in UCLA-led study.

With additional samples from the CDC, they showed their point-of-care ... last longer and return fewer diagnostic errors." With further success, the test may take a few years to reach the clinic.

Unfortunately, the testing regimen now recommended by the CDC returns results in one to ... last longer and return fewer diagnostic errors.” The test likely will take a few years to reach ...

With additional samples from the CDC, they showed their point-of-care test matched ... And at the same time, the tests can be cheaper, last longer and return fewer diagnostic errors.” With further ...