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Six Ways to Address the AI Leadership Deficit
Leaders see AI acumen as crucial, but aren’t confident in their personal or organization’s ability to embrace the technology today. In the six months since we first asked leaders about generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) , confidence in the technology’s potential has remained high. According to Russell Reynolds Associates’ most...
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AI Intensifies Digital Transformation
Findings from the State of Entperise AI and the Enterprise Cloud Index reveal why IT leaders are enabling AI applications and leveraging AI to manage their complex data center operations. In recent years, artificial intelligence has moved from hype to business requirement faster than any other emerging technology we’ve seen in decades....
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Is Nursing a STEM Profession?
Keith Carlson Keith Carlson, BSN, RN, NC-BC has been a nurse since 1996. As a holistic career coach, nurse podcaster, writer, blogger, and well-known motivational speaker, Keith empowers nurses regarding personal branding; professional networking; entrepreneurship; resume, job search, and interview strategies; emotional and relational intelligence;...
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7 Healthcare Technology Trends to Watch in 2024
Technology continues to advance rapidly across industries, but few sectors see more vigorous innovation than healthcare. From artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to cloud-based systems to advanced devices, new technologies aim to improve patient outcomes, lower costs, and enhance efficiency for medical providers. As we...
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Young Healthcare Workers Face More Workplace Discrimination, Leading to Stress and Burnout
AUTHORS Morenike Ayo-Vaughan Program Officer, Advancing Health Equity, The Commonwealth Fund Laurie C. Zephyrin Senior Vice President, Advancing Health Equity, The Commonwealth Fund A recent survey of 3,000 health care workers revealed that younger clinicians ages 18–29 — nurses, doctors, dentists,...
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How ‘invitations’ from Penn Medicine Restored Mammogram Completion Rates
The first few waves of COVID-19 slowed life across the United States, affecting everything from attending school to eating out for dinner and going on vacation. Segments of health care were also affected: Services that were not considered immediately crucial to fighting the virus were slowed or stopped during the pandemic’s first wave. ...
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Safety in Biopharmaceutical Manufacturing: How to Score With End-to-End Processes
The term “safety” in the context of biopharmaceutical manufacturing is ambiguous: On the one side, it refers to the safe applicability of pharmaceutical products in clinical settings. The products not only have to be effective, but the risks for patients upon administration need to be predictable as well, which is why tolerability is...
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Innovations in Immediate Care: Transforming Emergency Medicine
Emergency medicine is a field of healthcare that treats illnesses or injuries requiring immediate medical attention, including disaster medicine, critical care medicine or emergency medical services, among many other specialisations. Within this context, technology has exerted a substantial influence alongside forward-thinking practices that radically...
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Accept- Visualize -Act- Keep Acting
Don't waste your time, it's more valuable now than ever! Be Accepted gives you a head start and saves you time. Accept what is, recognize the situation and get a general overview. The important thing is how you accept the situation and what you do with it. You cannot change what is happening, but you can choose how to react....
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