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.@ONC_HealthIT finalized a rule cutting 14 of 60 health IT certification criteria and shifting toward FHIR APIs. Most changes start Dec. 28.
With fewer federal requirements, it’s on vendors & health systems to keep exchanged data accurate & usable.
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One ICD-10 code for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease leaves out 61 more specific variants.
Medicomp CMO @medicompdoc on why ambient AI should capture the clinical detail, not just the billing code.
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72% of healthcare leaders say agentic AI tools are sometimes implemented without IT approval.
@AmerMedicalAssn’s new governance framework asks a key question: Who is responsible for the risks and outcomes?
Via @HealthcareDive:
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Usable clinical data starts with consistent, up-to-date terminology. Putting regulatory context, implementation guides, and terminology content in one place is a welcome step for interoperability.
Cartos is ONC’s Terminology Service that streamlines and simplifies the process of finding up-to-date and correct terminology assets by bringing together:
🔹 regulatory context
🔹 implementation guide references
🔹 terminology metadata
🔹 terminology content
...All in one convenient location. 📍
Learn more: https://t.co/vxttT0az4f
Only 6% of Americans would let AI read medical scans on its own, but 60% are open to it with human review, per @pewresearch via @BeckersHR.
AI works best with a clinician in the loop.
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Accuracy is the top barrier to AI adoption in private practice, cited by 32% of providers in a new @Tebra report.
Patients have concerns too: 91% want their permission required every time AI is used for diagnosis or treatment.
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What happens when inaccurate AI-generated information ends up in a patient’s medical record?
Medicomp CMO @medicompdoc explains why governance has to be built into healthcare AI from the start, on the Provider’s Edge podcast.
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An AI tool can get the claim right and still miss what matters for the patient.
Medicomp CMO @medicompdoc explains why AI billing tools are failing patient care, via @MedEconomics.
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AI agents could speed up clinical trial matching, but one study found LLMs hallucinated 21% to 49.5% of the time when turning eligibility criteria into database queries.
Accurate matching starts with structured, validated clinical and genomic data.
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Clinicians make better decisions when the data in front of them is accurate and structured.
That’s the goal behind our partnership with @greenway. #Engage2026
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LLMs are powerful, but they aren’t the right tool for every job.
Medicomp CMO @medicompdoc explains where they fall short in medical coding.
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87% of patients who start answering ChronicCareIQ’s check-in questions are still responding a year later.
@ChronicCareIQ CEO Matt Ethington tells @medicompdoc how staying connected between visits changes chronic care on the Tell Me Where IT Hurts podcast.
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Only 59.4% of chronic conditions are captured consistently across diagnoses and problem lists, and that’s before AI is added.
Medicomp CEO David Lareau on why AI coding errors can spread fast, in @DOTmed.
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78% of organizations say they trust AI. Only 40% have invested in making it trustworthy.
@TechTargetNews on why transparency and explainability matter as much as accuracy.
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Is a human in the loop enough to keep generative AI safe? The @AmerMedicalAssn says not necessarily. In comments to the @US_FDA, it warned that clinicians can make errors reviewing AI suggestions or become over-reliant on the tools.
Via @HealthcareDive:
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Only 3% of Americans are open to AI making a diagnosis on its own, and 60% are uneasy with doctors using AI for diagnosis and treatment, per a new @PewTrusts survey via @BeckersHR.
Patients want a human making the final call.
https://t.co/PfHQsIJprg
If physicians won’t seek care in their own health system because of privacy worries, what does that say about trust in the EHR? An important read from @medcitynews.
“Clinical authority should be earned through evidence and maintained through demonstrated performance.”
That’s the core principle behind @AmerMedicalAssn’s new governance framework for agentic AI in clinical care.
https://t.co/WhDkJOnA1G
A billing code pays the claim. A diagnosis treats the patient.
Medicomp CMO @medicompdoc on the “clinical context gap” and why ambient AI should start with the clinical picture, not the code.
https://t.co/XmPA48UQrN