Electronic health record-based algorithms are being used to identify patients with high palliative care needs and trigger earlier action. Across seven randomised trials involving 125,666 pa
READ MORE
Artificial intelligence clinical decision support is increasingly used to support more consistent care, yet antimicrobial prescribing remains a difficult setting for automation. Switching from i1
READ MORE
A scientific letter published in Intensive Care Medicine addresses the growing challenge of post-intensive care syndrome and questions whether current care models adequately support long-
READ MORE
Public procurement remains one of the most powerful tools governments have to influence markets, yet it is still often treated mainly as a mechanism for controlling costs and limiting risk.
READ MORE
The European Cancer Imaging Initiative is building a federated infrastructure for secure cross-border reuse of cancer imaging data across Europe, according to a recent analysis published in
READ MORE
Healthcare organisations do not benefit from technology that performs well in a demonstration but fails in routine practice. In clinical settings, time is limited, cognitive load is high an
READ MORE
Radiology reading rooms are intentionally dim to optimise image contrast and reduce glare, supporting accurate interpretation. However, prolonged time in such settings coincides with reduce
READ MORE
WHO led a global priority-setting process from 2023 to 2025 to address a persistent problem in health policy and practice: evidence remains unevenly used and often reaches decision-makers t
READ MORE
Dialysis is a resource-intensive form of care, with high demands for water, energy and disposable materials. As demand continues to grow, reducing its environmental impact is becoming an in
READ MORE
Artificial intelligence is being used in clinical care for tasks such as predicting mortality, monitoring sepsis, analysing images, generating clinical notes, screening for cancer and answe
READ MORE
