An occasional newsletter arguing that Canada's healthcare bottleneck is the adoption of AI tools in clinics rather than their invention. It covers AI agents, clinic administration, scribes and national policy with a clear point of view.
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A weekly briefing on clinical and healthcare AI that examines new studies, product launches and vendor claims, with attention to evidence quality and conflicts of interest. It draws out implications for health-system leaders, such as governance, evaluation and security exposure.
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.
A weekly-ish essay newsletter by Bart de Witte of the Hippo AI Foundation, examining AI in healthcare through the lenses of open medicine, sovereignty and the economics of big tech. It offers a critical, experience-based view of announcements from AI labs and European health policy.
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.
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