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Clinical Informatics Featured

Medicine's Crisis Is Not Ignorance. It Is Ineptitude.

Atul Gawande's framework for human failure explains why obstetric emergencies are lost to execution, not knowledge. The fix is a systems problem, not a training problem.

· 6 min read
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Physician reviewing a clinical AI observability dashboard showing sensitivity drift, calibration curves, and subgroup performance alongside a diagnostic imaging panel
AI in Medicine Featured

FDA Clearance Is Not a Monitoring Plan

Clinical AI can fail without crashing. Physician-developers must build the monitoring, outcome linkage, and human checkpoints that keep cleared software safe after deployment.

· 18 min read
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AI in Medicine

AI Drafts. The Clinician Verifies. That Line Cannot Move.

Speech recognition misses words. Language models infer things that were never said. A disciplined review habit is what separates ambient AI from a liability.

· 6 min read
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AI in Medicine Featured

When AI Told a Dying Man What He Wanted to Hear

Joe Riley trusted AI over his oncologist and died of a treatable cancer. His tragedy wasn't naivety — it was earned distrust, amplified by a machine that had no way to know the difference.

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AI in Medicine Featured

Your Patients Are Already Using ChatGPT to Decide Whether to Call You

They are not asking it for fun. They are asking it because the triage line puts them on hold for 45 minutes. The threat is not the technology. The threat is the system that made the technology necessary.

· 10 min read
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