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Dan Noyes writes about healthcare AI governance, covering accreditation frameworks like the Joint Commission and CHAI guidance, patient use of AI, and the effects of digital health tools on clinicians. Readers get practical governance guidance alongside a patient-informed perspective on healthcare technology.
This newsletter offers frameworks and commentary on how AI is changing the relationship between patients and clinicians, drawing on survey data and the author's own experience as a patient. It proposes practical governance ideas such as a Patients' AI Bill of Rights for healthcare systems deploying AI.
A personal blog-style newsletter following a young UK adult's experience of kidney failure, peritoneal dialysis, an NHS transplant and return to work and accountancy studies. It also shares practical resources such as dialysis packing checklists and news about young adult kidney community events.
A personal blog-style newsletter documenting the author's breast cancer journey, from mastectomy and second opinions to chemotherapy and port placement. Readers get candid firsthand accounts and practical patient tips alongside humor and reflections on life after diagnosis.
A personal chronic illness blog that shares the author's experiences of living with pain, alongside monthly writing prompts that invite readers with chronic illness or disability to contribute their own posts. Recent issues cover reflective pieces on coping philosophy and the linkup format, with occasional links to health resources.
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